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DICTIONARY
OF THE
SGAU KAREN LANGUAGE
COMPILED BY
Rev. J. WADE, D. D.
ASSISTED BY
Mrs. S. K. BENNETT.
RECOMPILED AND REVISED
BY
Rev. E. B. CROSS, D. D.
RANGOON:
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION PRESS,
F. D, PHINNEY, SUPT.
1896.
thenewyorK
PUBLIC LIBRARY
ASTOR, LENDX AND
TlLDtTN FOUNDATIONS.
1897.
PREFACE.
This* Dictionary has been derived from a large
amount of material already arranged and printed in
alpliabetical form.
1. A collection made by EarenB themselvee at the
request of missionaries. This consists of legends ; myths;
and the words of their language so far as they eonld
obtain them, and define them in their own language.
This collection consists of four octavo volumes
with an aggregate of 8200 pages. The work is called
a ''Theeanrus/' It is arranged alphabeticallyy and is
given wholly in the Karen.
2. A large double column quarto Dictionary. This
Dictionary is alphabetically confined to the first letter
of the alphabet, but it enabled the author to include
nearly the whole range of the language, and is given
for the most part in the Karen.
8« A ** Vocabulary." This vocabulary was prepared
by Dr. Wade, but in consequence of the failure of his
: healthy Dr. Wade committed his material to Mrs.
8. K« Bennett who completed the work on a slightly
^^ different plan.
All the words, direct and derived, of the lan-
guage in this book are defined in English. This is
^ an octavo volume of 1024 pages. This Vocabulary has
controlled the form of this Dictionary, and given its
thicknesB. This may make the volume inconvenient as
it mnst consist of 1300 page^.
We have done what we could to leave out ma-
terial withoat taking from the valne of the book to be
printed ; and to add the new words which we coald
fi^d. We have endeavored to make the definitions
mpre plain and more easily caagh|i by the eiyef in ca^es
wher^ many definitions of the same, word are given^
E. B, 0»
KARBN VOCABULARY.
00 1, The first letter of the Barman and Ear^n Al-
phabets; sometimes used to denote beginning, ori-
gin as 000^09, Bev : 1 : 8. The name Karens
is called by the Bnrmans from 09 and 008 or C|8,
signifying priority. The priority of the Karens,
Aborigines*
CO 3, Prefixed to yerbsi denotes the futnre tense, as,
oocodbXf I will go.
CO 3, Prefixed to verbs with oS, indicates probability,
as, coo^oeoo1«»^c8i, it is probably lost.
CO 4, A formativci prefixed to verbal roots, as, 00 e^,
cx>c8i, oocSi. The compound thns formed may
be a verb, or a noan ; oa, is nsed interchangeably
with 00| OD, e, o, as cx>c&^, ooo5^ see e^^. cx)^^
&c.
cooSi^ seeco)^ eo. 000$, eo5, ooo5, 0000, carled.
Gocoi, see enoi, mcox, ocox, and o^cox dry, stiff.
ODQ& 1, Kink, intertwist, frizzled, see coco.
2, 00. 000^, ODoSoocxO, ache, as. the muscles from
over action, fever or rhenmatism ; nnmbness,
8, Of the mind, restless, anxious, shocked, horrified.
coc&o. Even, symmetrical, see o.
<w6o&^ do. feel nnmb with ache, pain, see o5.
^*5ooi\, CO. 00001100001. 1, cnrve, shelve over, turn back,
as cBsooooii, inflect, bend to a cnrve ; oo^ooooit,
a cnrve ; oot^oooon^ gonge. 3, concavity, arched
way, vault.
8 ODeSogs »
ooooii8^c8t| opening to a vault.
00001101, vaultf cavity, arched gateway.
000011^1, do. see oooii.
mSx ooo^i, broad, thick and mashroom like.
oocSi, co» coSxcocoXf hole, cavity, excavatioo, see Sx.
ooo^n, 00. oong|.
OOQJI, CO. ooo^|CK>oij{), cronefa, cringe, cower, see ajj|, oo
o^|, is often used adverbially, as g)ooqj)|^ creep,
crawl cringingly, o^^ooajji, swallow withoat chew-
ing, gnlp down, see cf^ and n^. o|5oootg|, paaa
nnder any thing in a crouching postnre, see oS.
ooe^, 00. ooe^ooS. 1, Lord, as ooeV)gt, •^ogif Lord, Qod,
Master, as o^^ooe^, naaster of a davei owner. 2»
The body in distinction from the mind or soid,
ooos^o&toSdSi, oo^ooosoSooo^oo^. The body cai^
die, the sonl can not.
8, The body or principal part of a thing.
4, Self in all the three persons, as ooooe^, fc^s^,
ooos^, ooooe^, myself, thyselff onrselves, them-
selves.
a>e^aoe^, adv. from e^ soft, gently, oo^^8too^ooe8ioo»^
comSt we love gentle speech.
a>»^o^, a £aren king whom «ome drnnken Pwos mis-
took for the Burman King, and slew with his own
sword, see o^.
cDe^og, 00. ooe^ogif see og. gold, continuance, Lord God
Eternal God. j
ooe^oj^tf Lord God, literally Lord of eternal continaanci
substituted by the Karens for oo^hogii oos^c^too J
ogi.
CDI
a)tk|^ CO. ooe^^^oos^ugii Lord God, tx>rd Jehovah, God
eternal Me coi.
not^oS, KiDg of Nats; oS, is of Pwo origin, ^^toli is the
proper Sgan word.
ao»ti co^ ooSi| as ooscofttoDtnoSii go off, move to a dis-
tance, ooto5i, O08c86.
cGm\S 1, eo. oo»i^ooc8, hill, mountain, from ei^, to ex-
tend, 9ee 00^0^^; oa9i (»>..oooiooo), 00^9.
(Mi^88^, 0061^8035, the crown, or top of a hill or moun-
tain.
ooei^cooi, mountain side; odei^odSS, ooei^cooi do*
09»i^c8^a>i^, the mount reaching to heaven, ^'Myen mo
Mount.*'
ro^i^^^y A projecting point, crag of a mountain.
2, The large tendons under the knee. Hence S^
oo^i^ooS, the hollow under the knee.
3, With 30^, as OD^ooei^, the thin wide roots with
deep groves, at the base of trees.
cotii, from •ii. 1, lineal connection of generations, and
periods of time.
S, Bace^ genus, species, o^^Sio^Sioood^iiotflnoi,
there are very many kinds of trees and bamboos.
3, A plant having a spicy root, used in medicine,
generally called .ooii see eii.
a>STiOMii, past generations, generation after generation;
various kinds.
a>f 1, Still, silently, unobserved, stealthily, cautiously,
see ^.
2, Unostentatiously, with due propriety, modestly;
oof co|^, unobserv^dly, cautiously, 'silently.
CO
8^
ra^Sq., do. slyly, stealtbilyy secretly.
co^ li The monkey tiger, sometimes called oofS.
2, CO. cowSco^Xf overspread, as trees are over*
spread by creepers, see co^ and a^^,
co^fGdv. and Udj. from ^S, teDaciousi sbarp^ keen o^
00^5, adj. from^S, deficient, unsubstantial, oSno^, green,
raw, ancooked, or uncnred, ojjloo^Ss nnsavory,
fio^1co^S| smell unsavory,
oo^t, adj. intensive, see ^8, ^Soo^s, very plastic, as soft
clay, ubcx)^8, very pungent.
^ohtf from ii, pendant &c. co, co8i, oofeiooSi, buge, gi-
gantic.
oo8i from 8, prominent, elevated, endued witb power and
authority ; co. oocSs, as ooc58od8, rudely, ostenta-
tiously, insultingly, see 8.
oo8S, see ooioa85. 1, A species of ratan ; 2, Noble, praise-
wortby, from 85, to bear, carry and ooi excellent,
pleasurable, delightful.
oo8, from 8, pure, clean, genuine; with 8, wholly, com-
pletely, as oo8S, completely genuine, i, e. perfect-
ly faultless. Generally in a good sense.
cd8^ from 8S, wet, moist ; hence pliant, yielding, un-
steady, shy, excitable, suspicious, on the alert.
1. That which excited news, rumor, tidings, oo^03i
f oooo8^, good or joyful tidings ; oo^ODSO^sooooS^,
sad news.
3, CO. O9o5t as oao3too8^, make movements of the
lips, eyes &c.; to cause excitement, generally of a
lascivious tendency ; see 8^ and OQo6t.
0000
ccMxp CO, ooftinoSi I9 adt. be dietanty as, oo!io5ioo8i8tf
oJSooioSiqbSi how far is this from your house t
89 adv. separate^ apart from, as o^tODSif oot, move
yourself offj oosooSicotooSi, move to a distance*
ooSi^if same as ooSt, and ooSicS^.
0081^19 apart from, separate, intervening space.
oo8i(^i80to5i^^9 how great is the distanced
008189 distance apart, aD8i83tcx)o5^oo^otc8i9 8i^i,
$ee 9x9.
00^^ or 00^^.
00^^, to pretend to be ill in order to avoid labor,
oioo^^, one who through laziness, feigns inability
to work, see ^^.
CO. oo^Soog^ do.
ooccfl, CO. ooa^t from 00I9 pain or what causes pain,
sickness.
0X0^9 CO. 00069 sneeze, see 0006.
coa^, from 9C^, thrust &c., 1. cScoa^, a spear, thorni
spur, &c. ^enooS^coa^y or S^ooo^S^ooool, spur
of a cock, cx)toD9^, a needle.
89 Tnberc]es9 resembling a spnr^ point of spear &c.
CO. ooa^ooo^), same as 009^ or 000^9 ^* coo^cot6if
and ooa^ooij)!) oDa^^^JI^-
ooq[^9 same as ooa^, see a^t.
ooQjt, CO. ooa^tooooi, interstice, crevice, a defile; a roomi
a space between partitions in a house ; between,
see ^9.
oosjtS^, CO. ooa^sS^oDa^t^if glen, defile, crevice^
space between.
000^9 CO. ooQ^oo^i, a small species of ape. Its approaches
6 coaj^
to a honsei Tillage or plaDtatioo, id a very ill
omen among Karens. It is one kind of a^8«6>(«^ 8^s).
.ooq6, CO. aDCO^oDob, adv. as in sneezing, biting the teeth
together, a grinning, drawing the lips.
codBi CO. OD^^oodBy elephanti called oo^osS^, the great ,
or oo^ob^f^y broad ear, or cS^sj, long nose.
codScocb, jnngle or elephant grass ; an elephant,
the smallest of the elephant tribe, tasks long.
codiSy ring-streaked elephant^ probably fabulous.
00^818^1 redheaded elephantf the body and par*
ticnlarly, the head reddish.
000806, water elephant.
oodB^Sooi, a species of elephant, of the mediam
size.
codSi^f the largest species of the elephant family.
codicqs a large, male elephant, without tusks.
oodBo), a white elephant.
00^0$^, a male elephant that has attained full
growth.
cx)dB8^c8, the female leader of a herd.
ODdBo18i, a young male elephant.
09^8100^, a how4ah| elephant saddle.
oo^^co^, elephant frecks, a variety of 00^^,
or whitish spots, which appear on the human
skin ; ^D9dB, the patches are larger, 0308^00^,
adv. — ^oDoS, elephant tetter, a virulent kind of
8, or ring-worm.
008^8, CO. ooaj^od 1, smooth, sleeky fine, (from 39^), eg
008^^, smooth, slippery, glossy, ^^^^^9^» ^
very smooth stick, oo^c^o5t, cos^^oo, some-
tbiDg verj smooth) and slippery, coSzBco^^, a
smooth, oily snrfacei o^oSooa^^y {2o. 0339^0^1
very smooth.
2, flOQ^^. nambnessi want of feeling in the part;
ooa^So6 do. with a prickling, or shivering sensa-
tion; see oono, and o^^.
eo» oos8, from s^, and 196 which see.
jf CO. co^co^f from s^, and nB 1, clean, unmixed,
a^ and S^, cos^oos^, 6k2t9. clean, clear, that is
entirely clean ; clear as a plat of gronnd.
3^ clear as the sky.
4, clean, and in order, as a house, qioo^oo^oo^,
well kept house. oos^S, €uiv. clean throughout, com-
pletely clean.
ODg^, 00. 00^00^ see 00^9 deny, (fee., refuse, reject a
plea or prayer.
a>g08, CO. oorgoogti beseech, persuade, coax, from gt, 8
03^id^j^,oogtoon^^, pacify the crying child; beg
pardon, apologize; ocOooggs, supplicate, as in pray-
er, ^^gt, entice, persuade, coax, intreat.
cog^^, adv. 1, wholly, completely gone, expended, as^
d^ooiSoo^^, the paddy is entirely gone, ooiSco^S
|t do. oo^OD^ooio^SngSoD^^ls, the filth is wholly
washed off.
if from qS, which see^ a different spelling of
no|5| as c^OD^S, thoroughly pulverized:— oo^c^t
Od^S^toiy ojS^i, swallow after thorough mastica-
tion.
a>g[S, CO. OGOt from ^t, particles &c. adv. the same as
cogj[^5, above, as SoDg^t, entirely clean, to the last
partiole,— ogic^^ggloo^Sco^t, God knows all
things whateoever, to the very laat,— — ajoOiSoiS
oo^ti the rice is entirely gone,— cSico^ti reduced
to mere nothing.
oog 1, 00. oo^oogl, refuse, object, be disobliging, ob-
stinate, ooe>DOO^oDic8iSt, OD^b, I asked him to do
xne a favor, and he refused.
2, OD^ qo. ODijjnoo^ man,(yi is generally prefixed.)
man, mankind, Karens, in distinction from other
races, see (di, 6i(di, Burman.
OD^ 1, Awful, dreadful, appalling, horrifying.
2. 00. coiX^co^Si august, dreadful, awe-inspiring ;
with Od prefixed, n. that which inspires awe, glory,
majesty, power &c., splendor.
oo^^O^i^, frightful, appalling, producing fear, co^S
0^1^, (^^cSoo^^c^i^, the cobra is fearful, oo^^
opS do* 00. OD^Sopi^co^SopS, do.
oo^t, has primary reference to a deep guttural sound,
indicating anger, suppressed indignation, wrath.
1, od^ioo^i growl, snarl, roar.
2, Applied to mind, as, 03tOD^i, cj^OD^icotOD^it
groan in spirit, yearn over, compassionate, oODtoo
^ioo^f^^,09a)8qo^ifi, — co^i33t, do. have pity
upon.
3, With 00 prefixed, a servant, attendant, one
acting under a teacher, or a superior, ses oo^Soo
00^1, ooyioo^iooyino^i do.
4, Men, Karens, same as oo^ def. 2. which* see.
ooggi or oo&i, obliquely, askew,^ooo^i, lie athwart
the bed, see also od^^.
ccKo\ If Change, as money, see cbcBS.
S« Jorisdiction, power; v. to exercise power, $ee
3. 6d1, def. 8, see oi.
4, ci>. oDooi oooo)| which «m.
ax)oS| from oo6. 1, Obstractt be obstrncted, oocBSc6x
oDooS, his throat was obstrncted ; Jig. he was si-
lenced, — beaten in argument*
ooooSjgi, obstructed tongae, i.e. have an impediment of
speech, yio^sootooooSjjiji, a stammerer or stutterer.
4, CO. coo^ScoQoSi see ooooS, hinder.
5, eo. ooooi^(X>odS, see ooooi^, end, limit.
6, A species of creeper, resembling the yam plant*
C0O91 1, CO. ODooi, a bulging jar, bulging as odo3io9ooi.
S, CO. oooon, as ooooitodooi, see odooii
coodS, from o5^, a bulb 1, to begin from a bulb.
2, CO. ODcBS, as 09o6Sooc8^, come to a stand still,
see ooS def 9* and coSS.
cocfSS^ CO. ododSooooS, or ooooBodoj^S, ooooBodcBi, com-
pressed, pinched, straitened, wedged in, jammed,
see ooS comp. odooS, cBSooooS, choked, — ^odooS,
stuck between the teeth; ooiooScS^ooooSoocBt,
doubtless I shall overtake jou ; dB^.oaooS, push,
jam, crowd into a straight, narrow p ace.
cooDXt CO. 0300100001, from coif compress, stqff, fill in ; a
bulging pot, jar, jug, barrel. It differs from 03^8,
being short and larger round, in proportion to
height, oo^oooSi, a mock qoo5i, made of bamboo
splints, filled with greens, stones, chips <fec«, and
suspended beside the o&^8^, or.little demon house,
as an .offering to the demon, called. 8tQ0 no), a very
much feared demon in baman shape^ of gigantic
eizO} cdc6xojp, k barrel or tbe likei made of wood.
coooif CO. OD05icx)d8^ or coooiooool, {%ee cx>i), 1. Excited,
agitated, be in commotion, oo^cocbidB^ob^coi. %
The bees areallin commotion, 0600001, highest tide.
3, 0g^oSo9O0iG8^0Di(^iO9^, the dog having died^
rose np a man.
4, co^s^oo^colaDCOiooio^^iob^ooi, sickness prevails
exceedingly, in the city.
5, 0000108^00091 oDioocx)o6ico^, his mind was
much excited by a desire to go ; yioooioSiooooioo
ooi^QtcSi, this person is exceedingly given to lust;
oDoS^oo^ootoDooi ; a drag which excites Inst.
00001^, CO. ooooi^ooooS, 1. End, terminate; n. termina-
tion, the last, {%ee 001^) <:^oooogoi^, end of the
road; (d^^ooooooi^, the end of the world.
2, 00001^ whole length or duration, o^SyiooooiS,
as far as our eyes can see.
8, Finished, gone, done, yiotoiSooooi^o&ooo^^oS*
he has finished reading one book.
4, Extreme edge or end.
5, Last in time or order.
6, Affix markings the superlative degree, as 9100
001^, the best, 8^0000001^, the greatest.
7, Nam. Affix; applied to the tides. Spring tides
0600001^, spring tides.
8, A solitary one, where several are expected, if
a male it is called (»1oocoi^, if a female 8S00001S,
9, Perfect germane oob^co6iooQ^^ioo^,o^Qt§^oo
'^ 001^, He is not a ^i, he is a germane §^«
ODcfil 11
10, The name of a §i Karen who fonght with
a 5^ hero called c^.
opooii,from ooii, which see*y co. ooooiiooooi, fold over, or
back so as to form a space between the parts, ooo^t
000011, or ODO^tooooii, as a fold in a leaf; ooooii
^ii the space between the folds; coooiicoS, under
the folds, comp. ||8.
coopi 1, CO. ooopiooSobS, be astonished, lose self-control,
as by some sudden occarrence, stupefied.
3, Maxillary glands of the animal called ooj^t.
This gland in the ooj^t is so called because it is
thought to be the source of its stupidity. Hence
the ooopi of the oo^t is not eaten by Karens,
lest it should produce like stupidity in themselves^
oxD^fl^, CO. m<Bc^y epilepsy, an epileptic fit •, see (gi^^cSs.
0X32^, CO. coa^coSSf sounds low, faltering, indistinct,
from oj^^ ; which see ;
also sounds too distant to be distinct.
cooj^coa^ do*
00001, from cox, a cleft, fissure; 1, co. covjt or cooji, as
0010000800001, OOQOtOOOpl.
2, The name of a mountain plant, growing in
rocky places. Its foliage resembles that of the
ratan.
oodbS, CO. oocBi, as oodbSoocBi see dbS; compose, arrange,
fit up*
flocBo^, epilepsy, epileptic fit. The proper Earen word
is <jjiScB«.
ax8x, CO. ooogSoocSi, emit words, speak, utter, (from c8i,)
convey, conduct, &c.
12 mSx
ooc8i| 18 the generic term for uttering words, or
talking, — ooScocfii, a word ? oocSiooS, the act of
speaking ; oomp.itf say, MOO^, say to, i^o6i or ft^
dbidbcSi, to discourse, preachj ob or 0600^, tell|
relate, c&i, rehearse, repeat; ses o8^ or oS^optcS
o}\f teach, instruct, bS^cS^, reprove, rebuke.
^ — oo^oog8i8, a figure, metaphor, parable, &c.
— ooScx)c8ioo8^c8iooo5S, a slip of the tongue.
— oQSooooSoodBi, criticise, cross question, catch
his word.
— ooScx)c8ioj^, irony, oocSioj^ooS, ispeak ironical-
lyr
— -S^oocSiooS, talk, or argue, for mastery.
— 8^0Dc8i(^, bear what another says, in silence*
— <jSoDc8iooS, try to speak, speak perforce*
— ^xmcBionSo^p yio^oocSi, an orator, a sound
reason er.
— -OD^oocSiSoooo), an invidious comparison.
— oo^aoc8ioo^90c8Si a ddep, or dark, saying.
— ODcSiooS^oooj^, speak boldly, without fear.
— ooc8i9o8^c8i, speak to the point, *< hit the nail
on the head."
O3c8ioo^ogi88o6, speak flowingly like water, speak
fluently.
ooc8ioo^^oo8^ •1^001, speak at random, say what-
ever comes to mind, without thought.
oocBioo^oS^Ssadoo^, or ODc8too85no&S, to predi-
cate a thing conditionally, prevaricate, use equi-
vocal language, see cohS.
oocSioo^cSjSStoo^^, make a promise or declaration
ODcfil 13
with a provisoy »• «• affirm or promiBe a things
that i8 not positive.
cocSioooIcjioo^, reverse an order, saj the op-
posite, denj one's own statement.
oocSiooo^tooog^oo^, atter falsehood, lie, ooScocBx
coc^tcoo^f a lie, falsehood.
ODc8ioacx>i, in word^ exceed the trnth or propriet;>
challenge.
ooc8m^ooS^90c8Sf explain the meaning of what
is said ; from 8Sf shallow and g8S, deep. The
long and shorty height and depth of a thing.
ox8ioo^OD^9 say what is suitable^ make a wise re-
mark; speak to the point.
cxxBxcoSo^f be skilfol in speaking, speak with abil-
ity, — yioocSiooSoj, a good speaker, an orator.
oocSidbSi speak decisively, so as to preclude fur-
ther remarks, a decision not to be gainsaid.
oocSicBcS, speak with trath, without prevarication,
or figure.
ooc8xg8S, commence speaking, as after a space of
silence, or after another has ceased speaking,
speak up.
oocBioi^ or ODc8i8^, salute, (01^ is §^) 8^ is from
8S, a term of relationship, which see, ) speak to
as a friend.
ooc8i8oo^, use a figure, metaphor, similitude^ para-
ble, &c.
oocSiSt, mimic another's speech, mock.
cx)c8ifit, €0. oocSif iioocSiio^, overcome in argu-
14 oocfii
menti eileoce an opponent, cocSi^^i promisey
pledge one's word.
oocSioS, or ODcSioSeii, promise, or speak before-
hand! bespeak, predict.
ooc8i^^^8, talk backward, transpose the letters
or sjallables is Sic^f, for SicpSobt.
oocSid^i come around, or bead off another in ar-
gament.
ooc8i«^Si solace, or comfort with words, sympathize
with.
co<BicoiSxcx>iSi9 speak slowlji distinctly, mildly.
oocBioo^o^, speak, or pronounce correctly, as in
6peaking a foreign langauge.
oocSiooag, speak in a low tone, whisper.
<oc8io^t, 00. oodBio^ioo^odaoi, explain, interpret,
translate.
oog8i@, talk nonsense, talk to no purpose, ex-
aggerate.
O3c8i^ooc86, speak without thought or care for
truth.
<oc8i|02^, tell secretly, tell in confidence, slily.
ooc8i8, speak ironically, speak figuratively ; oAco
c8ioo8 or oo8og8| the meaning or interpretation.
oodBiS^oooDt, offer one's self as security.
ooc8i§^, come around one in argument; see oocSic^.
comxoSi^ use provoking language.
<r>(B\^Pf speak with severity, use threatening or
<lefiant language, speak with force.
<x)c8i90i, answer, as a question.
0x8x^1, joke, puD 9 tease, make ionuendofl, es-
pecially in speaking of love matters ; $ee a^i,
oocBioo^, find fault without cause, say what is
not true of any one for the sake of gain, make
unreasonable claims.
oocSioo^iaboadbSi scold, brawl with a screaming
voice; oo^oocSic^ ooobt, harsh, brawling language.
oocSioo^oocn^oocB^y speak in a dull, feeble tone.
coc8t^a^8, use opprobrious language to make an
other ashamed, reproach, stigmMize, expose any
one's faults.
cocSi^, talk io sleep, talk at random.
cocBx^xco^xijSj speak with truth and gravity,
speak with candor.
oocSiodqS, from m&S Talaing, predict,' speak or
ooc8ioo^a3ioooDiiOdd^S, some of the Talaing odoS
prophecy.
nocSic^i, or cocSioDi, to boast over, brow-beat^ chal-
lenge.
cxxBto^^cS, say more than is true, exaggerate.
oo<8ic8S<^, talk for amusement, joke, jest.
oxSicSSooQOf, talk together, converse.
ooc8id8io5^c8tQbt, speak with precision, definite-
ly, without mistake.
ooc8i^» persuade, coax, entice with soft words.
cocBioBi, speak of himself, say what is applicable
to one's self, ooc8tc8ioooD8.
ox8i§, tell abroad, spread news, or rumor.
oocSio^tooty stutter, speak with aa impediment,
stammer.
16 oogi
oocB^i a stop, break off, jancinroy limit.
li Applied to place, as, oS^oocS^i Sty^ nocS^i the
line of junction between the old field and the jungle
border line*
2| ODeiWdocB^i jast at the foot of the mountain ;
ooooioooocB^i a period or juncture of time ; o^to^
GOODcB^, at the time of harvest.
^oooocB^oo^y at the suitable time^ see o^^.
3, adv. Motioui stop, cease, as S^ct^SS, stop,
cease, c/icS^oocB^, he stopped.
ooSoocfiS, a stop, break off, juncture, limit.
4, Opportunity as ^tooc8^, seize an opportunity.
6, c8^o5cx5c8S, be in reserve; — ajooi5ooc8^o5cx>
cS^opigt, the rice is gone entirely, there is no
reserve.
6, c^SoocB^, be meddlesome ; Qtf f f S^<^Scx)c8^§^^
0091, don*t be meddlesome.
7, c8i09c8% stopped, obstructed, cBSo^^cSioocS^,
choked, stopped in swallowing.
8, S^cSinocB^, halt, fetter, give way suddenly.
9, oo^c^^cSiODcS^i a mountain table land between
the base and summit, c8ioc8^, do. dStorS^, do.
g8io^^ do.
10, CO. oooj^S, as ODOjSoocfiS, falteringly*
oxBS, adv. c8^, the sound made by squirrels, also used as
a verb, o5^oacBS|^^ox8S, odcBSoocBS.
oocB^, CO. 003011, which see^ 00001 soocB^.
oocBi, CO. ooo6&occ8i from cBi, prepare to meet an event,
prepare for any thing.
oolSi IT
cx)^ i». 00^09^1 from cp, spread, scattered, o^c8iq5i
8i3^o8i80^oognog1«tc8i9 the basket fell over,
spilling the paddj all about.
oQ^ld), diverge, spread as radii, ODco^cS^oof oo§1o)
spread the hands, open the fingers. The cognates
(X)^,a>cp,ODCp,g1g1,cx)§1 &c. all agree in the
geaeral idea of diverge, spread &c.
09^^ 1. CO. oo^^ as c8i09^^c8ia:>g^, become slack,
lirop, sag.
2. CO. coi^S asoo^^cx)^^ see oa@^. oof^^,03|^^,
OD^. thing massive, or in mass, heavj, bnlkj.
3. CO. oo^^ooQ^, or co^^co^i^ sagging by
weight, ^liSioD^^ the rope is slack, oc^too^^^i,
slack the rope.
>, CO. nogs, as oo^Sod^S, see oo^S, soft, oogS.
^^f co^\ and oo§^9^ for ooglo^, suddenness in
an act, the sound imitating the sense.
00^1, CO. ^@[i9 as oo^iOD^i, a plant. of the arum
family.
oo§ and its cognate § from §, are used in the sense
of email, slender.
1. coQhf thin, narrow, contracted, yioooi|^ooQdt
^9^03@9, see 0, the person has a narrow chest.
8. CO. OD@T as OD@oo@1. see C30@1.
coQ^ CO. oogiOD^^, or oogiaD^odgl, restlessly,
unconfined, moving about loosely.
1. Long, trailing,as, conogi or s6oi^c8icoif8^o6t;
co^ioi do. with the additional idea of girting;
the wing of a fowl when extended to the ground
to brood.
9 K.
18 ^wlnf
to^jco^ StiiiDtiogi rtmtliDg 4k>ug H k #bibaiii*l dteifii;
2. Make n rufitliog, clattering noiee, ae to fright*
to away an animal &c. cd^docS^oo^icg^l^i oS
oi80DiooaD^iog|Sc6i.
codings frighten away with npiee, i^OD^i do.
with jumping, stamping! «^ oogi, ooc|i and oc^i.
oo^S and its cognate od^Si soft, flexible as from being
in a moisty cool state ; oo^Si^f, q^g here is nsed
in the sense of tranqnili see SSv^h enervatedi in-
disposed to action ; cSiOD^Sbecome soft, pliant,
flexible, wilted.
co^t 00. OD^too^ and its cognates ^8 and ^8 sudden-
ness in an act, rapid successions, always nsed with
its 00. oo@.
oo^cb|iiaD^foo@ rain in short sudden showers,
followed by sunshine, (d^OD^scx)^ weep violent-
03^^ CO. ^@[s^@^ ^i^h its root ^ and cognates,
co^jS CO. 00^1^00^^ and its cognates ^j5 and ^^
with the root c|^^, tremulous, vibratory, dazzling^
glittering &c. qualifying words of light and colerr^
1. Glare as ^^Od^^obsoo^o&S the sun's glare strikes
ny eye; «>^^@^<^@^ th6 stars twinkte. 2. ddv.
as 8icx>^^ glittering red, oloo^^, dazzling white.
When the oo^^ is slight it is qualifled by ^
which see oo^^f^ slightty dazzling. ^<>s>^^oS
gNsteniBg bhMk, shine red. ^^^f^'^^^^f glisten-
ing bine or green. JbfOd@^> dazzle, dazzling
brtg^taesi.
a)@^9 0^. oo^foo^S adv. Aonnds clatteringf jarring,
cx)@68io930^a;^ot8t, ocSSdS^OD^oo^S see @S,
gS and \S.
00^1, eo. co^sno^t adv. 1 Nearly the same as co^S
or co^^f abropt and sharp see oo^ty-oo^t, gt,
^1, and ^8, 2. Rough as timber troin its being
cross grained op^o&ioD6boooDa^^OD|$9 co^tco^S
c8i.
<D^^ CO. oo^^ which seef a,hoc^p.
oo@ CO. ooSi as 00^100^, see also ^ and its deriva*
tivesy intervention. Hence @ to prevent, hinder,
00^ CO. OD^^oo^^. 1. Make a rattling or humming
noise, like the sound of the word. Hence noE^^
d^ frighten away by making a rattling noise, co^^
(^SSS^o^coc^S. comp. 8Si@V@S and 09^5,
also co^i def. 2.
3. From 9^ loose, (Pwo) betel leaves of the best
quality,
cofflS CO. co^Soo^S adv. sounds of a harsh, abrupt
kind. comp. @S, 03^, ^S and oo^S.
OD^i OP. oo^ioo^i, gradually, generally used with c8i
m c8icx>@i abate gradually, yi||Scg^o^oo^co1c8i
cp^io^, the person waited until the epidemic
WM a)>ated, «w>p. @i, @t, oo@i,§i, OD^i, §!>
•^ and ^
Qogi 00. oocSSooogi or ooog^ooogt, occaiionallyi used for
so CDCgt
Jtmlo^^^ ooogi far off, afar, comp. gi, ^g^i o^cgi^
ooog^ 00. ooogi from draw, be drawn, or pushed asidey
from a nataral position or direction, comp. o^i
cx)ogS and 6S.
ooo6. 1. or o68S sngar cane.
2. 00. oocxH, def. 1. ooo6oocx51 exorcise.
00001. 1. or 000^100001 from ooii to gather op. Num.
affix things in layers or in series, 8oo8to5iyOO
SgSSoooooi this, flower has two rows of petals;
8^00001, the native marigold, so called becanee
it has seven series of petals; o^ooioo^toiiOoS^cS^
O98toooodoi9 this paddy is a second crop, which
sprung up after reaping; oo^aocSi090^tooo^^oo
O9001, oo^ooc8iooc8ooooooi, one word of falsehood,
one of truth ; oo^QcnGS^cSjSoooocoioo^ooooooiioA
CDOOicSi, the epidemics occurred one after an other,
many times.
2. adr>. layer on layer, one upon another, as cSoo
ooioj^cj^oo^ pile board on board; ^^cSiooooio^
plant paddy twice in the same place ; ^ScSiooooi
oo^^S grind new and old together; ooooi88t
same as cSodooi, as oS^^oocoiSSt place the mats
one upon another, ooooiooooi in successive layers*
O90|2*. ^* ^^* ooogtoocS wart, or warty excrescences, from
cq%. — c^^cx)|S8| oocf^ oSig ooc^s ooogt ooc8, 809^^
this leaf is all covered with warty excrescences; —
§Sooo|2^ ; having patches of tubercles ; ' the name
of a creeper so called from the fruit cov^d with
oo^oDCgi warts. ^
rooSi " , 81
S. fig. Speech which is interrnpted ^u»|$ gli^r or
grief, 6obB Ac. r*-
(oSS, adv. slightly expressed by iah in English, from 06
only, it has only been found to qualify c8 yellow,
as c8ooc6 yellowish,
oxfi, thousand, as oooocS, one thousand.
oocS, from c8 long, tall, extensioni permanent duration*
1. Paralyze, produce incubus or nightmare, as f o5
8^o& numb; cSioocS become withered, neutralize
ed, deprived of natural power; m\oop<S\coS the
fruits are withered, blasted; dS^oo^dSto^toocSicx)
dd, stamp him down, till he cannot move.^. 8idB
€8icx>c8o6,odc8i60icD^ooo^a>^^ooc8oD^, the priest
is completely silenced, he cannot answer a word.
d. ooc8 CO. ODcSooa^, a gizzard c8ooc8. 1. the giz-
zard of a fowl ; the name of a creeper whose,
tough fibres are used for making fishi,ng lines
^@H^» alackly, ass ^j5, as ei^^ioo^^^8i,no6bScx>^f t.
2. Numb. Aflix. applied to bulky bundles, or col-
lected masses, o5Sco^^ a mass of writing, large
book, volume, book.
co^i 00. oo^ioD^i, a plant belonging to the arum
family, the name is from ^i. There are two kinds
of ^^i viz. co^ioi the cultivated and edible
kind ; oo^ioi the wild kind, not eaten except
after a special process of cooking.
0000^ 1, €0. noodoxcH or oocSnooo), derived through the
Talaing from the Pali, glo^ to drive out evil
spirits by prophets, to exorcise oocxJloo^l^^oSwiOD
OD^ S^oStoo^ &oo^ floDoo^ngS.
99 coSlAmo^n
2. o». coQ^, u mt^\fSooSi wordi ia|lrQ^oii« from
od1 or 00)8^ the moatbi ogiodxi^ ^Qiod'$ iir^d.
8. Of noocflooobt uied by ^loete £Ma»« for 018^
It half badcoti a9 o^oooooc)) half ba^kot of paddy,
ooooooocTlGbooobt, do.
mol from tH antagoimtic 4ec. ra^oraef rayortf o^er-
tarn* 1. IJaed ip a goo4, bad or indifferent seoaai
.cp4)c8^ torn the other side op, as ooa>c8|^^^ turn
. the mat over.
co^oaSjS, torn the head aroaod to look hack.
<i9lA«Sioa^S8f oool^, the turned ^od looked back at me.
opA'ooom, toro one's self over.
fD^dSioooDi, tarn one's aelf; also fig. tarn frooa one to
another, 93toodi) 1. A soul retarns at deaith. 2.
Have a ohapge of heart or mind, good or bad ; bS
<od1, revert or roll back the eye ; be deceived bjr
jugglery.
ooalcc^tcoo)^, turn from lying on the back to
lying on the face, and vice versa.
3. CO. 000000) be fickle, torn, change, S4e coo.
yi|^c^ooiooc^^ooc8^oi,ooooo^ngS after becoming
a disciple, he apostatized ( c^ioodlo^, or ^loooin.
oodlo^, perform juggling arts by which our senses
are deceived ; S^qooo) topsy turvyi backs and
fronts, turn about gS^S^qooopooI do.
3, €uiv. co^^Smil take back ; cQ^oool, give back,
not accept; 091000) return, go back; obo^ooo) nn4
gbo^iooglo^ii come back, — (fi^oool be on the other
side, over against, be in the opposite party, — oB^
000) retort, throw back a reproof; ^loool fold back
com Mf
tun Mok ;'«iteoi tora over, ^apaise, as «o^ooo1|^t
^ac;^4i)« mvwt ojr pvft .on a baoijUe wrong enijl to,
or wrong ndo iip ; cSooA^i fig. imputing to an*
otWa fanlt wbioii belongs to oneV self ;— itooo)
retort, or tbe same as cSoooloojgiySsitoodlo^ibooi
ooioodS, or one word ; <»ic6iootf) deladoi impose
upon with false promisesi see c^. — c^ooj) do.
^ooAj ^ooec^ooo), allare from one thing to eo-
other, by flaUery, bribes, fair promisea d^Ot-^gen-
orally 6^coo\ twist a persoi;! or thing over on the
opposite sidot eee &^.
-— (diQo£, like 2jS(oe1 eee S%.
— oocBioool reverse one's words, say the opposite,
deny one's own word.
4. ado. on the contrary; 5. Norn. Affix, fold; 6
e&. ocSootf), which see.
nojicp A species of lanros which prodnces an inferior
kind of cinnamon,
coot from ot often co. with co^S as ooS^ooot flat, even,
low.
1. d^oooty^ the crown of the head, same as 8^3.
— 8^09^o5o90ty^ do.
^-ouoooi flat, with an even sarface, as o1c8i^^
uiiooot, spread smooth the mat.
— Oiic8ioooio6 be on water level. '
-^'^{^^tooS^ooet low, short, as a tree with a
low, wide, spreading top.
StoMt settled io dead silence.
J4 cboi
i. co^ coqt as oo^iodoi or oo^tooj^ grnmblet also
eo. oo8t090t cackle. Cognates, see bt and ooot.
CDd^; 1. Borrowed from Ibe Pwo, o^coo^ for ooiS|ODi^,
00^031^9 giv^ assent as q^6d8^ooiS.
9. 00. 000^000^ adt>. to and froi from side to side,
eee coocoSij a short, sudden movement, tnrn about.
3. CO. ooS^ooojS, fnlli plamp, also oo. 008^1 as
ooS^ooo^y a bnndte. Oognates see. ooojS. ODO^.
cod from blown, or carried away, scattered away, as
by the wind, any small, light things.
1. 00. 0990od), see coi\.
S. 00. coQco^x deranged, confased, incoherent,
oomp. oDio5oDic8, and ft^x see 03^:— §000 adi».
tall, waving, swaying.
8. adv. sonndy shrill startling, intensive ; express-
ing smallness as cBsooS; or cBsnoo^^ooSl, scream,
cry ont sharply as in great fear, distress or anger, —
chtcooorch^coicbncoilf screech, scream ; @ooo very
small oomp. 8^<^^. 8cx)0.
coot from ot a wing, feather, to fly about, to fly, see oDOt
and ooot.
1. adj. 09919 winged end, as of a Earen arrow, fig.
S. CO. coop as OdO^ooSt, see 000^.
000^. 1. CO. moScoot adv. in a waggling manner, with a
quick, flapping or paddling motion.
2. 000^090^001 the motion less rapid.
3. CO. opoi, as 000^0001, or oooSo^oooioi.
C001. from 01, enclose, shut up, enchained &c., an en-
closure, a socket.
2. 000^0001 fig. an instance or occasion in which
•
»D event baa oocarcdi a6 opcbodoooioo) I have'
come on many occaeioDs.
8. Num. affixi nnmber of instances yi^^oSoSbi
a>9iGD8i adv. aonnds like distant drnmming,,orrnmbling,
009101009101 do. coSSS^oooTOii do. sounds mingled with
those of a shriller character. Cognates see oooi^
001 •
(DOitdS adv. a cant phrase/ affected gentility.
coei^Oi, adv. in namerons pilesi clomps^ or patches» as
oBdSio^l^, cB^oooioio9c65 ; ooo^8^c8|S(^cx)oi^oia>
dbS dnraps of plantain spronts, see oob^.
(o^, CO. co^coii from q opaqoei obscarei tnrbid &c.t
roily water.
1. A shade, a shadow, v. be shaded as c^^oop5to&a,
oocoq^ooi. 1. This tree gives a very pleasan
shade.
S. A reflected imagOy as o3Coq(]8^(ji|lGOio6cx)S my
image in the water,
3 Fig. care, protection, patronage; characteri. as
ooooqcdioS^ he sustains a good character.
ooqooS onder or within the shade off as c^^ooqooSo&ti,
ooq^Sooi under the shade of this tree, the shade
is delightful — oo^ooq a shade, or shadow ; a ghost.^
— GSjSoDq, shaded, screened from the sun, see ooiS»
— ooqooib do. as by a hat, umbrella <fec., see ofS.
ooqcoq adv. slowly, steadily, as obiooqooq go slowly^
tardy, etc. see ooo^tooo^s — oodScodS — ooqtoob,
86^8S§5, enf^teo^t, oo§^oo§^ — 006^000^, o&80o»
f0 mi^<30%
crxfS, and oo^toob*
4. do. ooi|mtfl, the bamble-^ee; of vbicb Earens
notice the followiog varieti^ ; cx>^ic6^ «be yel-
low head ; ooqo^S^ the black bead ; aad cp^OS^
the white head; ODt^ci^ the black or dark gi'een
ootjt 00. coqtcoh from q^ act upon, iDfluence; combo^t adv.
interrnptedlj^ slowly, as by coming in contact
with some thing which hinders, (^s&e cob) QifOOl
coqsooboooi
•c6q^ from q^ see oq^, ooq^ooojSi or oq^oo^ is also
nsedy the bulging part of a plant enclosing new
leaves, or the flower bud.
ooat 00. ooqtooo^, ooq^coot see q^, coo^ and cost.
h Matter, make low, indistinct, mattering sonnds,
grumble, complain.
2. Murmur, grumble, ooqtoo9^oo^oo9i.
00^ from 9 a side branch, section &c. 1. Stunt, dwarf,
oboSi, o9^ooloo9ooicx)ioD8ao^o6io9i I MR from
childhood stunted ; yio&i,oo^ccn(fitooioo8oD^ioo§
b, 8^c8^oo|^^; yioSicoa^^cfii^ oDioo^edDifiioo
c8, this person became dawarfish by disease,—
g8^C09 ^^ hindered in growth, as by illness, OD^oSI
cfi^oo9(x>8, 8^dB^oo<^aD^.
2. 00. a>8^009 adv. somewhat, more or less, oo
8^00898 indefinite, unanthentieated reporti*— of ^
02QO^oo8^oo9|^, Q^ofHc209^8^8^oSia3i; coS^S^
O09f do.
fOBCo9f be in doubt, quandary, hesitating betweM this
oa8 f7
and i^f txSl^mhtQXipAi^^xmMtr otwootooo
ooSdSi between the worship of Qo4 an4 the m^*
ship of Nats, see o8«
8. see oo^, or odb as coKo^ or oob sfdel f • e. aide
ifiOD, becan^B used to form the ed^ ^ a tool.
009^ JM 08^ from 9^, shun, or dodge; elude, shy, do.
witli a sly^ quidc movement, — fc8^8t9QODf ^gB^,
a slj habit of picking, striking, kicking, in quar-
rdeome children, also the habit of taking things
Aflyx meddlesome, light-fingered.
8. CO. cx)^t or oo^tco9^ see no^t cognates, eee^^p —
099S — and 0^9^ groimble.
oobf from b, strike with a bread sorfaeey slap, clap.
1. (mIo* cobodb together, mutually, whether in
feUowsliip or collision, see ODcBiODcBt do. yioof
aobcx>bcB^c8Sooo9i a number of persons smite one
another.
2. 00. co^t as ooqtoob interruptedly, obstmctedly.
8. see ^oob intensive to words of heat as 03^r8^
^^oob, the weather is intensely, or melting hot.
cob^oi eee 0001^910009^ oob^ox)^^, o^oo^cS^cgloDiobS
gg), otflooloDobSdBi.
coS from B, a support, sustaining part of a thing, the
stem of a flower, the midrib of a leaf &e«
1* Vic8^ the ribs, or rafters of a roof.
roSooS. «<fo. sloping, as ooai^oo3oo8, the moun-
tain is sloping, steep, see ooSbSo.
2. The name of a fish ^^ooS, the kind moat com-
monly dried by the Barmans, dark colored, one
to two cubits long g^oo8|^# tS^c&^q^^i^V
28 co9
^Qch^ or oo8t<^^, a Tarietj of o^^.
co8t. 1. siee o99<b^.
2 CO* coo as ^ODO^tooSt very small.
cd8^ from 8^, large* balky &c. 1 C3o8Sooo^i a bondlei
sheaf— ^od8^ sheaves of grain; (Oco8^bind into
a bandlje ; €)0O98^§^ do*
tOiDS^^o}ia9oo8^d8f bind all together in a single
bundle.
2. Nam. affix, bandies of balky materials, o^8&
008^9X1008^ two or three bandies of small bam-
boos.
8. CO. cog as oo8^8|5oo^g9 more or less, some-
wbaty 008^009 do. see cog.
oo8f from 8y direct line, (opposed to o, divergingi) not
oblique. 1. co. ooScoA, intercept, as ooS^i be be-
tween the eye and an object, intercept the sight,
— g8|Soo8, conceal one's self behind some objeot,
sknlk.
2. EInde observation, keep out of sight.
3. ooSgS^ 00. ooScfi|Sg|S, angle for fish by keeping
hid.
4. Excel* exceed ; in this sense |H the compara-
tive particle* is affixed* as o^^ooo&toSi, ooSooS^^
00818^*. this tree is more fruitful than others.
5. To be nncomnion* extraordinary* as very high
prices, O^IL^^V^?^^^?^^^^^*' oiiooiOd^i od8 Qi
c8i.
6. CO. 000 as 009008 unsettled, vacillating* «d6 00
9 and 008 — 08 — and oo8. 7. 008008 <idtf. sound
like cackling (8008108^008008.
00 0t 29
ooSiy CO. a>8too9t. 1. Cackling Q8|^o^^o5S8t9 ooSfb« '
ooStooS <M/f . cackling.
S. Talk and langh together, in a cackling manner.
— f ioob^^^cx>8t9 laogh in a loud, rude, unbecom-
ing manner, see ^ and oobS.
— (^ood^ooSt, cry ont, scream fitfulljy o^cdo6|Sq
^i8iy ct^c^toooi^^aoSicb^— f88a>&^^oo8t do. fright-
ened scream,
— 00^0081 blaby tattle, gossipi yif^oj^oo^oocSioo^
cBiflbtoo^y Ss&^obibooo^f ^, o&sooiOQitobtoo^oo^
oo8tc8x.
3. see oo8t or ooSt a betel box, from ooSs, ooBi or
ooSty from 8t to receive.
4. eee 9^a)8tooS the palate ; the under part of the
chin.
5. From cx>i and St what is repeated ; the act re*
peated by a different subject, as 8i9b^8ooS^^a5no8t
Qoox this means that another of 8i£^8*s daughters
died.— «»ioo8ioof » or Qioo8tooc^, may be rendered
by again» furthermore on another occasion &c.»
cot is often used without St in the above significa-
tioDS and often cot and St are both used.
(08^9 CO. coot as oo8^a39t flat, low, chubbedi &c. see
coot, 008^ is from 8|S shallow^ cut off &c.» eee cog-
nates 008^ and 0^8^.
oogi, from g) wipe» rnb off, .&c. 00. oo| as oogoog) root
vpf remove with the snoot. Also co* dogt, as co^
00^ wipe off| as with the end of the finger.
Qigit eo. 00^ as ao§i oogt eee oo§t and gt also.
99 cofitnt
€o|it CO. ^g^gt from 6, to bear n burden by m ftir«p
from the forehead.
1. Use the maBcnlar power of the neok as oo^8
oo^eo^^o9^oc>ioof1?t8t8o3^SngSoo^ooioo8^^y
or88ooioo§^cx)iSc8t,dBioo|oo^c0ioofl9i.
fo^cSio^f fnrrowy or excavate by rooting.
co^^Q^QoSf obtain food by rooting.
2. Butt, as a calf in sacking;— —of^S^^ycB^&SoDg
3. rogoQS CO. c8ic8i, as c8ic8ioo|oQS, bow the
head to the ground, as in worship. Here oogo^S
has reference to the head, as in rooting. Terms ana*
logons to oo§ sesy 6,--oog^, — oog^,— g«, — ^t,..^8bf
^•i— e|^^— a)?j5,— 05,1^,— @5,— bi,— 6^,—
oooSoS, — ogp^ — 001, — 0031, — oS, — jj or o5j
and ogl.
oogi, CO. ooggOD^, or oogioogs from gt rub or wipe up^
as with the end of the finger with a sweeping
motion ; see §t, — cogt(fi^oDg1(]8^ogSoo^Scx)idB8^i
ooo^^.ODgsGB^oogscS^cSoboo^'^SSoi. Cognates, see
eot, — co&tf — and oDot see also o8.
00^ 1, CO. co^co^t from fl having power to enchant^
or bewitch* A feast to the Nats. The term is
said to be Talaing, bnt ^ and coSifi are common
words in Karen.
oo^oiti bewitched^ witch-ridden; oiH3oS| mount npon^
ride; oSico^ 1, A kind of coSt, or evil demoD,
oanoo|n^^'Q^cx>c8tcx>TOOait&ooooo2S. A person under
tiM inspiration of a a5)co^, rolls back the eye balle>
closes the lids, and utters oracles in metrical nnm*
bin, wHli a ohanting toner-— odOod^, i. A kind
of creepiDg plant, braDohea and leavee armed
with tboros.
2. CO. OD^ ae cx)^no^ orop of a fowl &c.
00^5, CO. oo|5, as oo|5a)^5, see, co^5.
roft^ CO. co^9, as cx)^tco^t see, ooft.
oojf, CO. ooj^TCO^^, ^^P<^@i» or oc^^cX)8. 1, n. Edge>
point, that part of a thing which pierces or cuts,—
SSoofS a thorn or sliver in the foot, — cSoo^S the
blade of a spear.
Soocx)f|S the edge of a knife, — oood^^ the blade
of, the edge of, oo^oof^ a blade, catting edge,
slivers, thorns «fec. of any kind.
— flbsoo^Soo^oDooS break the blade in stabbing;
fig. attempt what is beyond one's capacity.
2. V. Listen, prick up the cars, turn the f^ toward
a soond. Obey, Soo^^cx^ooogS ; yield to my advice>
or persuasion.
oo^odooo^^odSScSi, obeyed me properly. — 8cx>
f 88, hit, strike i. e. obey ; Ssoo^^ from Ss, receive
clo. give heed, give ear. Analogous ^S, — o^iooco
ogS, — cBSooooogS,^SooS.
m^i, €0. QOfii as oo^TLCOfi, a kind of do wry «
co|, eo. co^co^. ly Produce a rough surface, oo^ indi-
cates that the effect is caused by mysterious in-
fluences.
co^dS^, eat into, ozydize— od^ cB^t&S, rust the cleaver.
oo^dB^ 99S c8^o^ rust, become oxydized on the sur*
faee, see oo| and 09^.
2. The crop of a fowlf no called from the rough-
neas of its inner surface.
(a) The cheek pouches of monkeysi from the
resemblance to a crop.
(i) An imaginary sack, in all raniinating ani-
mals, in which the end is deposited ; sometimes
applied to children for gluttony, — ooi^ a sack,
sometimes used for cd|.
3. CO. ec8 as ec8o9| roughs spinous, as the back
of the oo£t and alligator, a file or rasp,
4. see 00^ and 03^ rollers, used to raise heavy
bodies from the ground, and facilitate their being
moved, see oo^.
5. Infold, a pouch io the bosom of a garment, see
OD^S 00. oo^oo^S. 1. The oil-bag or gland of birds,
situated near the tail. The more proper spelling
is o^S.
2. Traffic, barter for gain, speculate.
3. adv. with iS, permanent, as &5oo|S in a per-
manent, unfailing manner; oo^^^ooooo^^ftSoD^S,
hold one to his word ; take in earnest what was
said only in pleasantry, or by mistake with an
eye* to advantage ; see oo^S being the co. of ODf^i
lean upon, trust in ; see ^5^00^8,0^5 and OD^SoDai.
4. see m^^ as ^oo^^ for^oo^S present time, now.
Odit from ^t press, or crowd down &c. see
1. 00. CD^tno^t or cd^soo^s, oo^tooj^t said of a
person partially strangled, by passing food or liquid
into the trachea ; various terms are used for the
Qo|pGQpao M
aet of poshing, preasiag, crawding An. see 06^^109
|i»<x>|Soo^t,— -ajjtoo^y — cSiooS, — ojioSS, — sbi^ty
— o5i, oSsgSi — ag,8S, SgSy&^i — coij^— oDUSOii—
@i, — booStoS, — o55, — cooSS, — 6S, — f^i, —
«85, — 85, — odB, — od|S, — o5<j5, — oitc6^.
2. co^t or 00)8 (Bar.) The Nipa palmi leaf
osed for thatch, the sap for making a coarse sugar,
3. CO. O0O1I, as oooiTc8^oo^8c8j5 perspire.
co^^ from 1^ a year ; a garment which encircles the
body ; a petticoat.
1. CO. oo^Soof^ encircloi infold, in wrap, curl or
coil np.
— cBSoD^:8too|^, have something lodged in the
throat.
a>|^c8^80 roll up the extremity of a dress, — oo^^cS^,
and o^^f ^> ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ c^co^pS^cSS&f roll up
the bed| — 608n5S hem, fold, sew down the edge.
— og«>f^ roll, curl up, as oSK8iogoo|^oop
worms coil or carl up the cotton leaves.
2. Things inflected &e. as ^oof ^ the ball of the
liand, — Spoo|^ the back part of the heel, — cBSod
IP or (BSoD^^ fish's gills, also called oS^ ; of a crab
the crnstaceous covering of the thorax.
8. Followed by oSt this od^oSi this time, the pre-
test crisis, now.
— ^oo^^o&i do. immediately, oo|P and oo^S are
•ooietifnes used for od|^, now.
Yerma analogous to 00^^, see og, — 03c6,— *^t, —
mad co<mi> also, oo|p and od|^.
8 k.
84 co^-A
oofi from fi, Beparate, to branch off into individaal parte,
: as the fingers and toes ; disorganize, fly off in
minate particlesi as odor.
1. CO. cofiod^ individualizedi become single*
2. Averse to copulation, opposed to ^i ; — f/'LODfi
a person of either gender, — ^i-^f ^^i do. female.
gS^^^coSi,— g8^8^x^^ remained maids aod
bachelors.
8. A desert, wilderness, (/^^Soofi a primeval
forest, a wilderness nninhabited bj hnroan beinga.
4. Wild, self-planted; ODojU^^fi a species of
wild betel leaf.
6. — Sc^oDfi the name of a plant with a large
cone of red flowers, the Clerodendron squamatutn —
8c§ico^i|^9 oosdBsoooiOD^, o«^o«Q^d3&8s8ooc^Sg),
oootyHsbo^y our children will all be males. Cog-
nates see ofi.
€O^^H CO. co^tSco^S from ^iS, prominent, conspicnonSf
thou, thy, generally contracted to ^. 1. Pro-
tuberant, knobbed, convex, gibbous, a bunch,
rising abote, swelling, 8cx)^ad8^oofi^03^S, a
child's head has protuberances, c8S8^oo^io&i,qiod
CDtoofi^oo^S, cS^n^cSi 80i^x8idb^, how very
nneven this ground is, rising in knolls and falling
in hollows.
8. To heave, retch a^toocbi, oo^S^d^tooo^toofi^co
^Sc8i. see 00^11. Cognates oo^i^^OD^i^. Terms
. analogous, see oo85, — ooogi, — oo65,— 9, — ^^^^t
008, — 008s, PDOgt, — ^^P> — oiSojfdB^,— TO
x^cS^i — oo.S8fciB^oD^c8f©i,— ooScS^oj.
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€o^n €0. oofuoofi from fii, overcomef stibdne.
1. A dowry, that is, a snm which a man pajs to
the parents of his intended bride,
oofii betroth, esponse, ocj^o^ODty^opo^iCOfiiODiSsSS^S
8. Wages, price, reward, ooo^oifiiSifStfCOf iicoid
oo^Qgidb^ why do yoa expect the price of yonr
person, that is, why do you expect wages in silver!
8. ea. OS oo^oSoo^^ii bonps from fix horn.
4. Feel naosea, as oooDtoDf ii my stomach is nan-
seated, nofii retching, ^^ o^tcocbi a little different
signification meaning nausea, — cBsoDobSSScS^ooos
a phrase which means to retch. The c8tooo6S is
the ctscaris lumhricoides ; the natives refer the cause
of retching to the pecking of these in* the stem*
ach.
a>| is sometimes used for oogi see also cog and oog.
oo| generally spelled oog* — ^|^ or o^j^ from g pattern
after, imitate, become accustomed to. The primary
of this root is^ to be strict, exacting, oppressive
1, co^ CO. 09^00^, be exact, as a measure, hence
fSooj^ a measure basket.
2, A beeom, or brush, made of twigs with tho
leaves on.
8, adv. as cB^oogi eat or live by oppression, or
by exorbitant demands on others, — qiod^ (fi^ooj^
take advantage of o£Sce or power to get another's
property much below its value.
0)| treat unjustly, judicially, deoide arbitrarily without.
HI OQ|S
or contraf J to evidiSDcei coticealy or (obkHpel oM ISb
forego his rights.
— sSSoDgs or qsoogtoS^ODg use compaUioD, as in
compelling a child to marry contrary to his, or her
inclination*
— oocSicog dogmatizci assert what is not truei
or' that of which there is no proof,^ in. order to
silence objections; oo^ is sometimes used before
the verb) as oogoqcSioo^i see also the cognates
co^f — og and ODg.
09|[^oog^, CO. oog^OD^^ adv. sounds of a low, mattering
character. See odoj^^oooj^^ and odoi^cOi.
ra^S from |S a 8offc» tenacious, viscoas mass, as the
brain. 1. co. oogSoo^i be mangled, red need to a
pnl^t C07np. ODc^g, — o|oroqo»l,'= — jio^cSSoSt,—
cSioDcSi,— and cSioDobt, c8iodg6. beat to a jelly.
2. Affix cSiODgS be crombled, comminuted, pal*
verized as by force of pounding, grinding &c« —
oogSit do. grind and mix incorporate, as different
drugs for medicine, (^see qt)
3. — cSiodgS become fine; extenuate, slender in
places, as uneven thread, o^^^SicSiod^SqicSi
thead fine and uneven. The Cognates oaS and
OD^S) are used in a specific scnsci odS a measure
by which the height of a o^8 or spear trap, ' is
proportioned to the height of the animaU
4. The name of the supposed being who bears the
arrows of death by which the wicked inhabitants
of earth, are finally to be 'sAlin. The angel of
justice atid death.
iiMlogoM terms cemp. 00^6, ^^<9 ^^9 Sxm
^, — AxcofjXy cfiio^i, c8ioDc6, oocfi|S, cSioocfi^, 00
cSic^y c8i»^i cSiogty c8i^t, c8i^t| c8ic^> c8^
loee elastic force» oB^o^ debilitated by age, or
ebronio disease.
oogt CO. od^toogt a bell used on cattle. The Dame is
imitative of the sound produced by such bells..
oo^tdB^^ a variety of do.
comp. f ^g8^o^^ a generic term for bellsi ^c8^
n^^ small bell with a tongue, f ^(^^c^^^tS^ large
bell generally without a tongue.
oo|i from gi a thick rim, obtuse edge &c« margin.
1. eo. 00^109^1 the back of a cutting tool in dis*
tinction from the edge, but co^x oo» co^S the cut-
ting edge is meapt, as c&Sq&i, oeo3gioo^^ooG8S
8. An obtuse edge, as o^^OD^oooogi the edga of
a leaf, f oeoogi edge of the hand ; OD^ooS oocogi
The edge of a board.
8. Margin or edge ODC|^ooo5Soooo^9 ^Sboocx)gi
00102 ^^® teacher's book has its edges gilded.
4. Rim, cSSoooo^i the rim of a dish, ^^cx^^^^*^
rim of the ear; sometimes called f^o^S^.
5. That which is fastened around the edge, or mar-
gin of a thing, generally called 8^|t, as ^oooogi
the rail of a boat.
6. The edge or corner of a body.
7. Side 10 distinction from the front and back,
generally called cooi*
88
oo^ti
8. Used adv. oo^c^^oo odj^i the tnoQDtaiD's range.
— cbSooj^i do. back of the cleaver, see tb5.
— SlOD^t fileep on the sidei QooiOdcooi. do.
oogiodgyi edge-wise; fig. crabbed, obstinatei yi
— oocx>ioeco|^ii edge up, approach eidewiee, a8
cocks in fighting.
— 6bio3Moooi go sidewiset stagger, as a drank*
en man.
— SoD^i CO. Qco^pi as 8o9gi8cof ^1 listen^ obey.
— -oSoD&i set np on the edge.
— c8too&i raise np on one edge*
-<— oSooj^i aid one in turning oyer on his side.
-— eoSooj^i rnn sidewise, reeling to fall, as a
wounded beast.
— -o^Snogi pare off the edges, pare to thinness.
< — ^^^1^"^ ^^^ several things on (edge together, as
* dishes, bricks, boards &c.
Terms analogous to cnja, oomp. ooo^^i,— mar-
gin, border.
oozoii do. or a position near do. 8P|,— 8|5oS, —
cx)rJJ|i. — fl©i, — 8po6t,— 8\o6t, — SifJ, 8io, — co
^^,— ^P,— oo^ip,^3,— ODji cfec.
00^. !• A leguminous plant, belonging the the genns
Inffaf a tree also called OD^, see |.
2. A writing style. Bur. oogS.
00^^ CO. ^^^, as ioD^|Bboo^f , for oo|^. now,
OD^i CO. oof6oo|i, sse oo^ior oo^i, lean upon or against,
• trust in for support, see |i, and oogSno^i under
ooj5.
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CO. co^xco^S full ; puffed out, as the abdomen of a
full-fed beast, cS^a>|i@i at the full, (fi^oo^^igS
cx>^i@xoo^ do.
00^ 1. eo. oo^cD^i, or f^8tno^8i, honey-bee, builds on
branches of trees; varieties of o6^ are, viz. od^i(8
named from the tree «8, on which they build ;
— oo^8to5S the kite watchers, these build on the
extreme top of the tree ;
— oo^8tc8^ the bear watchersi these build near
the ground, on the body of the tree below the
limbs; — oo^ooogi, this variety btiilds solitary,
on high limbs, remains only two or three months ;
— o9^03^S, this variety, builds in oo^^, that is
creepers, intertwined and hanging in festoons; —
oo^o^^Go^ so called from their being concealed by
leaves, otherwise they do not differ from oo^ODogi;
— CD^O^Sy ^^^ of either of the above varieties,
are so called if they swarm about the time papldy
blossoms; — cx)^G88en the swine oo^, called from
its forming its comb into a shape resembling a
swine*s head; —
00^00 the fishing not cry^, so called because its
comb resembles in shape a fishing net called co; —
oo^^jbSoo^^, the cleaver blade oo^, so called from
the formation of their comb, which is like the
blade of a ti^.
Other varieti(3s of the honey-bee, are oioocoi a
small species about the size of a barley corn; they
build on small limbs of trees ; comb, about the size,
of a man's hand ; c^ a species, smaller than oo^.
00
¥^^\
builds in cavities of trees, rdcks &e., oomb three
or four times larger than that of the 010002*^ If
not distorbed, they remain in the same • location
for the year.' There *are several varieties c^« as
d^cBS,— (^r«SfS,— (^<fi^cg,— <^f^, ajid ci^j5c8S
c8t or rS^dSscB^o^, an insect of the bee family; it
builds in cavities of trees near the ground ; and
produces the wax so much used by the natives
for stopping the seams of boats and other articles^
to exclude water.
It is smaller than the 00^, wings tipped with
white. It produces honey in small quantity.
There are two kinds, rS^cSsfS, and rS^Si, distin-
guished chiefly by their different modes of con-
structing the entrance to their hives.
CO^S honey of the 09^ ; the honey of the other varie-
tiesi is expressed by prefixing the name of the
variety to 8, as oo^8oot^8, — fl^8, ifec. the general
name for honey is 00^00^00^8,
00^008^06 the comb of the co^, in which the honey is
deposited.
<o^oo8 the comb of the ooV in which the young bees
are deposited.
€19^0001 the nest or hive.
00^008101 Kings, drones,— or OD^oocf^^ do. Some think
them kings, others, slaves. The queen bee, seems
unknown to Karens.
•00^009^ the villous substance, between the two strata
of comb, supposed to be made by the drones.
oo^S^f^ or 00^ a swarm of no^«
co^ootc^ The bees swarm.
QO^oSt bee-bread ; tSt simply, is bees-wax ; Qtoo^ take
np bees.
co^cS^ooQi attach the hive to the anderside of a limb.
(D^^ stingy as oo^oo^ooi, a bee stuog me.
cci^ i. CO. ODo^co^ be idle, slothful, be drones.
flo^. 3. CO. oof) a certain Kat-feast.
00^. 1. 00. o^S a nail, spike-, as cotoo^S or ooto'^S*
2. €0. cx>fi^9 as oo^iSoo^ knobbed, gnarly, &c.
3* CO. a contraction of oo^^S, permission.
00^1 CO. oo^S'as oofSoD^i be over-spread, as by creepers,
hang in festoons see \\.
00^ from ^ repress, check, dwarf, keep one down, &c»
CO. 03^09 obt wrestle, scuffle co^cSSodODt wrestle
with each other. .
flo^dBi Siamese mode of wrestling, done in a sitting
postnre.
1. — bicSSSsoD^ be inclined to wrestle.
2. or oo^oo^ used* adverbially, hastily, as yioooi
obis^o^^iOD^OD^y a person went hastily into the
city. Comp. o^Sod^ is used only in speaking to or
of, others. In speaking of one's self OfS is used»
For words analogous to oo^. 2, see oo^; — ^; —
o^^;-^of^ ; — »jS; — odoji; — oDoSoDcgl; — odISocA
<S;-cfi8^e^8^;— c8tojcfi«<ai;— S^o^So;— ODc^S
03c^S;— oo^ooct,«c^^«c8^; — «ooi«c8i; — 09S09S;
<o^ (Sal) 1. CO. oofScScp, a n^imerioal ignre. The
42 oof
proper Karen word is f ^o^. Thisi however, is
newly coined from f ^ note, and 6^ connt.
2. With OfiP poet, pillar, the flag staff- erected
near pagodas, zajats, monasteries 09^^ is TalaiDg
00?^ do.
OD^t from ^t catch, hitch, obstract &c. see OD^t and oo^t,
1. CO. co^tODfS tremble, shake, shiver, shadder^
palpitate, any spasmodic action of the muscles.
Also trembles, as the voice in a voluntary effort*
trill, qnaver.
2. fig. adv. with hesitation, unwillingly, niggardly
as 91^^, ooeocS^ oooo^8to9^0Dioo%t8oo^ta9f SdSx.
cx)o6iyi^^coi^S|{i8t, ^^9^ oo^no^t no^S ocB^ooocO
OoS. o^^co^S^i pntrid, bad quality.
oof t is also used in the above significations.
00^1, 1. CO. to words of force or violence, as o582^o5od
f I, die a violent or untimely death, as by accident,
by pestilence, by force of any kind, by poison or
in any unnatural way.
— Qiao^ooioo^i compel, use compulsion,.
2. With 8 affix, adv. as oo^iS, co. oo^iSoo^io),
in a lean, haggard, sickly manner ;—8oD^oooicbt,
8tGd^S»ioooDtoo^i8oDfiQlc8i;
— od2Q do. likeness, resemblance.
00^ from S be distended, spread apart, &c. bmnch off Ac
1 . CO. oof OD^ the cross pieces, or beams of a boat
or ship. In native canvos, the 008 are used to
keep the side, from approaching each other.
2. Developed, attained the usual size, pubescent*
applied to animals not of the human race. — S^ooS
oo|^o3Soo80i 48
the female, o)od^ the male. Of the hnmati fam-
Ij who have attained to pnberty, ^^oo^i and 8^
00^ g1 are ased.
Other terms relating to the same period of life,
are ^dSS; — period approaching puberty cOSi the
yonng males of elephants ; — <»lc8jS^ii, the young
males of horned animals ;— ^^^^ do. of mon-
keys, — elooi, do. of swine; — c8^c8 a. young
person ; o^^cS^cS^S, youth of either gender.
— ooc8i8 do. Men or beasts, period approaching
puberty, — ooo^ic8| do. mankind — S^cS^cSy do.
Men or animals;. — (/ici8ic8 an old maid, or old
bachelor.
8, CO. cx>^ as oo^oo^ hastily. Cognates oo^ and
o^od^ which aee.
00^^, from ^ interpose, 1| co. oo^^oo^^, barricade, bar,
obstruct, contravene *as oo^^oo^toSc^ bar up a
road, — oD^^oiScoSeo^cOii fence around the side/
fence out, fence up.
— cSoD^^ stop up, lie across a passage; as a log
across a stream or road ;-rrc8ic8oof ^ lie acrossi as
a boat across a rock.
<o^^ooSoo60i make a line fence, mound, or other con-
struction as boundaries between lots.
3, In writing, a mark indicating a pause, or full
period ; a stop.
3, CO. 09&^, as OD^^cof^ in a low indistinct voice.
The Cognate oo^^ is more frequently used ; which
see. cSiooS obstruct as a stream by a dam ;— otooS
confine, cut off a retreat ; a kind of trap, into
which fish, or other animal, can enter, hot cannot
come out; oD^i fishing etakes; — oa^V a kind of
mat work set across a stream to obatrcict fiah;
prevent, hinder.
00^1, from fi, divide, apportion &q* 1. OD^iooSi,
elevate, separate from the ground, as a flooriDg
one or two feet high. Analogoas terme 9ee ooj>
c8^, — oo8ic8^c8oo^ , — c8c8^, — oof g8^.
3, Stakes set close together in a line, as fishing^
stakes, oo^^i is also applied to setting stakes, but
in that the idea is to obstrnct, in this to separate,
divide. Cognates see e^i, oo^i, and OD^i.
3, OD^3, adv. in an even, uniform, symmetrical
manner; alike, throughout, evenly, thoroughly.
— -cSioo^i, be even, uniform, as the threads of
cloth.
4, Cutaneous eruption^, blotches, swelling &c, a
small pox, measles, ring worm or tetter, confluent
alike throughout, without space between, see ^.
^tco^t, comflpent pimples, or blotches, as frond
the sting of bees, or bite of ants oo^90ooiocScx)i8t
^•oo^icSj5«i, oooj^aooo^cb^.
5, Applied to females of the human species, and
to certain plants because of certain development ;
maturity— c^^g8^, trees and plants which approx-
imate to bearing fruit, see co^, ^^oo^i, or ^^8^
^jSoo^i, or ^^OD^iQiico^i, a virgin, an unmarried,
buit marriageable woman.
— {(^^oofiS^OD^^ is also applied to grain, and
^caases, joat before the spathe begins to appear.
00^ CO. OD^y as ^^<>3^, bendi boWf wave, as graio by
tbe wind*
OD^^ CO. oo^co^ from 6^9 to wave, and oS to paddlOf
flap, as wings ; roll from side to side^ sprawl.
o9^^o^a2||t do. see <j^o:j5|« from side to eide, od^^oSoji
do.
— ooo^S, roll about restlessly as upon a bed.
— og^^S, push forward* a prostrate body rolling
from side to side,
oog^^^, the act repeated again atid again. Or it may
be nsed adverbially as ono^^oo^^^restleasly.
Cognates see oS. Analogoas terms see coSS wal-
loW| as in a mad hole or in the dirt. — oo5S
wriggle ; — ooSSooioji, writhe 5 — ^cbzcf^^ crawl
with flexnoas motions; otgly wipe along as a fowl
does its billy first one side then the other ; cod1a2t
coS\^f turn repeatedly from belly to back, and
vice versa, see other terits under OD^t.
OD^i, Oblique, indirect see 03^i.
00^ eo. OD^no^, from 5 and ^. 1. Bent down« as
grain, and slender plants.
8, Prostrated, as by illness ; used where several
are lying ilMn the same apartment.
3, Turned up, inverted as leaves by the wind.
cD^^cBoo^cSi, bent, leaning, lodged grain, grass in dif*
fereni directions. Cognates^ see oa^— -00^ &e.
Analogous terms see 090g; ooe;— Qd02;-^»n2t; —
Qoo^ti^eoj^ • — oooi, &c.
— ^SoD^ or bScx)^ (Sitlriug iiaoio ^f atMe) the
rpvoper KMton laiM^is wai^«
46 ; oooSngS
co^, CO. co^S, as oo^^OD^^, see od^.
ODo^y CO. coo^ooo^. 1, Reel, totter, halt, stagger, ad^v*
as obiooo^, go reeling, staggering ; cSiodo^, limp^
fall sidewise; overtnrned ; — eoSoooSoouS, run
i^idewise; — cSicroS, be feeble, tottering; cSiai^t
do. Analogous terms see ob^cSi, swaying from side
to side;^no2i, sidewise; 9chS^ in a limping,
shuffling manner bsol, limpingly; coiooi, wad-
dling; 00 c^^ walking on the toes or heel ; —
o6tcot, the gait of a person walking with a heavj
load, other words of motions see od^i.
8, Qualified by c8^c8, as noo^a8^c8, very lowering
weather as at sea, clouds upon the water. The
same weather on land is oo^»ioooD8Qf^«ODO^'[S.
ooo^oooj, rickety, not firm in the jointSi as a chair
table, cot 4&c.
3, CO. oooii, asooojioooS, full, plump; ^loooioobS
OD^oooiiooo^Soo^toeoSt. 4, co. coo-A, a kind of
tree; cooiSoooSoSc^pooooojS.
coo^f, an insect resembling a cricket, size of the little
finger, wings short, abdomen longi lives in the
ground, ground cridket.
oooS. 1, Surpass, go beyond, transgress, overstep &c.
ooo5fl§5, beyond, too far ; ^ngSoooScgS, you look beyond
the object, adv. oloooS, co. ^nooo^oloooS, step
over*<-i^oooS, jump over, cbioooS, go beyond j
^^ODoS, supplant; cS^oooS, slight, disregard,
disrespeot, carry a matter which belongs to an in-
ferior officer, up to a superior.— cBo^^cdoooS feast
cool 47
toexcessyglattonize ;— o^^ogjSolnooSi or o^^c^^A
oooS (boat .common) trausgreeSi diBobey see'^emd
2, eo. no^o9o5oDo5 ei:ce88ively soft^-— also oo. cB
as oo^cBoi^^^^^ excessively ;— also eo. oooS as cx>
vScooS clay, mad.
Analogoas terms; see ooooi exceed boand/ go be-
yond propriety y pass on, &c.
— ooooSob^ report an evil matter to another and
not to the person concerned; o3g8ioo^o^^8So6o>
oS8^9t vilify, asperse, speak abasively of; — oJbooS
same as oloooS.
Words designating different kinds of sin see cooS.
Qoot CO. oooitooos spathe, or sheath, as that which co-
vers the areca flower.
000^9 or fdBooo^y a tree belonging to Dipterocapea, pro-
dacee a resin » and probably belongs to the genus
8horea Yateria. A variety of the c8 family, also
called to8^p tall, straight grain, free from limbs
and amooth.
ooai,'from oi side, 1. eo. mSScoox side in distinction
from the belly and back, or the bottom, see co^x
coox as eoogionooiooc^^— oooi sleep on the side ;
oj^oooDoi, side of tree, oo»i^<ooi mountain side*
oocBioooif talk aside from the snbject.
i, adv. as cSioooi co. S\coo\SxcooXp descend
sidewise; ASodoi eo. KoogioSoDoi, edge one's self
in, as among a crowd ; oJlodot eo. aflooSSooloooi
worship false gods.
48 co6x
cooimoXf ad», as qiodiodoicooIi wrett the meaoing of
words — od858Sodoioi do.
oooidlf CO. oooio^oooio), perverselji obstiDately^ disc-
bligingl j; also oblique, wiDdiogi not straight grained.
8. CO. o^ocoiij^cooi, frogs croak.
<o5S ly CO. ooo^ as 000^030^ reeling, tottering &c. 2f oo.
09oS as oco^odoS over beyond &c. 3, co. coQS as
ODo^ooSS, internode space between articalationa in
speaking see 8S.
ODoS, CO. nooSoooS, or ooo5c8p^ from 65, adhesive,
tongh &Q.
I9 Claji mnd; adhesive soil.
ooSSc8tc8, yellow clay, also co. of oooS, oo6S:8tc8 do.
oooSoo^S or oooSoo^Soooj, soft day, mad.
cooScoS^ or oooSoos^poo^S stiff clay.
cooSeo, dry clay.
ODoSo^i in the mnd.
oooSS^, snrface of mud, or upon the rand, od6S8^09oS
0^1, same as croScxjjl in the mnd.
ODoSoDotooS, be stuck in the mud.
o&6Sc8ia2|i^, sink in the mud, be mired.
oooS^ojt, stuck up with mud, or stuck in the mnd.
oooSoD^ooi, besmeared with mnd.
oooSc^^ muddy as water in a freshet ; c8^^ means
field ashes, when connected with oooS, muddy.
2y CO. c8^8^ as cS^S^cooS, earth, soil, mold, fine, .
soft earth.
OMi, edge, selvedge. Cognates, oooi and oooi, Analog-
ons.terms signifying border, edge, selvedge^ rim &q.
see oo^i*
(901^ CO. oooi^OQo^, cik)l^() OQor^, wild fig. Probably a
species of artoci^rpas» Ther^ are two varieties
called cx)aiU^ or o^i^ofS^; aad <ppi^qo^@9f the
first has bitter bark ; the se<ipQd h^ ciithartic
qoaliti^ in its froit.
(ooi^QO^Iy another kipd of treet growing on si^lt water
land, probably Phyllanthns.
ooai^coi, o^v. grave, gnttnral soupds, ^>09ovpt^^8|,
(Oq2^cx>02^, is sometimes followed by cx)oi^i has
the farther meaning of low, faltering, indistinct ;
cxpoi^ooi, thoQgh gr^ve may be loud apd distinct,
coon 00. oooiiooot. 1. Spathe or sheath, as that
which covers the flower of the arMUt plapt, see
oooit, do.
2. A section or sentence, generally called oocSi,
c5Sa>cBi|^, oiif^rStgoig^SoooDoitcSi.
Qooii, CO. oooiiooolf perspiration, moisture of the skin^
sweat.
cooncB^, to perspire, perspiration,
moiicfi^f^, have cold perspiration; — -^^adoiicS^, to
have a cold perspiration on near approach of death «
gooiig8^oo§oo§ have checked, insufficient perspiration,
as in a febrile state; oo^ very small degree, slight
perspiration. . ,
oxnicSiQt, cease perspiring, stop perspiration dBioi,
sink.
cooiiojcS^, have perspiration dried up. ^
ODoiiCD^t, are sometimes couplets for perspiration.
Analogous terms; — opSS^, condensed vapor, as
4 K.
Been on etones &c* cooler than the atmosphere ;— -
ODo, vapor, 8team,-^oSi dew.
2. ooonoDox, croak as frogs ; yioooii, do.
8. c». oooiScsDo^, be fnU, bloated, bulging out, see
ODon, a pot of bulging shape — xSooon, name of
a tree, fruit eatable. It belongs to the family Sap^
indacea.
co^Sf CO. co(jSoooV the large drum used by Burmans;
also called oo(^S ^^ ^%^^^* ^p^ prominent^
pointed, spinous; also intensity of a red color,
full; plump, as a fat child, *
coi^^^coiAo^J^, CO. ootjSsj^oooSaj^, do. cBpcxx^Saj^,
very fat, plump like gpo6ooG8c6^««(jji^ooooo5cx>
-~oo^g8^od(2^82^, do, applied to young, fat children.
co<^5 1, CO. OD^5cDo5, or od^5od8S, or <x>^5cobi, has the
general signification of soft, yielding to the touch,
(from (^6 make soft); (fiSS^cot^S, soft earth.
oo^Sooc^S, adv. of oo^S softly, gently.
oo^So^s, 2. Soft, agreeable to the touch, as cloth or
leather, the fleshy parts of animals, rice well
cooked ; savory, agreeable to the taste* 3, Mel-
low, rich, as earth, ripe fruit. 4, Heavy, dull, as
sound to the ear. 5, Gentle, conciliating language.
6. Soft, gentle breeze ^^odc^S, adv. in an exhilara-
ting, cheering manner, see ooc^S.
Analogous terms, see cco^ ;— oo8c8, ooo8^Doc§ ; —
8^ ; — oD^5 ;— oD<^S ;— ocaj», ooofjioDC^,— ccoyii^
ODO^s; — oo^SoD^, ^5; c8xoo@5 ; cBioDcfi^; —
c8ic^p ; — aS ;— cog^B ; oDg^s ; — od^^— oc^i ; —
oo^S 61
b^; — mctn ;— c8i§5 ? — ^'^§p ; — cSiajjp ; — c8i
obi? — c8i^«;— cBx^ ;■— and see oogS.
00^ 1, or co^oool, a gimlet, an auger; the proper
Karen word is 0Dt<2|S. An awl, bodkin &c. is
called 00102*
00^ 2) eo. QoyoDo), be Baving of fragments, frngal}
economical oo^oocO.
coij^co<>\f be saving of money, frngal.
oo^dlooSo8pooSo8, pick np instruction, be diligent in
acquisition of knowledge ; OD^ooo), coSh9(rAco<£\
do.
oo^^d)Q^^8ioo)8t, collect fragineats of poetry.
oo^oooToo^oo^ooSooo^ collect charms.
— y'^^^^olooSoj, one who knows how to eocno-
mize, an economist. Analogous terms; ooiSjS;— 09
cfiioji ;— o5;— cSicfi ;— 0D8cg; — ooc€; — fx^tfi^
8. eo. co^ooot, nbeven, awry ; oat of placet ^^
disorder.
CD^oooS and od^coos, do.
Terms analogous to o^^oooe, 5^^ oo^xod^;— e^i
•@i;— Oj^oDojicSoocSi ; Qi^i ;— (fe5oS^(^^rB^;—
ooo5^^S ; — odcSoj^St^X)^ ; — ?S5d85«o5»DS ; — and
oooS, see oooS co. oooScx^oS. spade, shovel.-
oo^Soooof^, the blade of do. ooc^SoocSS, handle of
do. varieties of see oo^S.
Instrnments or tools reeoiT.hling a epado in formi
see oocxgii ;-oo<jjS ;~?^^jS ;— co«<ai ;-cfiooaji ;—
|^@5 and a>8^.
oD^^^Q^^if a jnogle plant ; Btems repept, hence the
Eareo oatue, d$e o^^cSiy wi^efpre^d; goipg and
coming 4^c. oo^&8^C9^c8i| do.
00^1 from ^i, a place with other roots, as 1. o^oo^i
00. o^oD^io^ooooi, a fire-place, hearth, stove &c.
Analc^ouB term aee ji^. 1. 09oiiu)o^, an earthen
pan used for a fire-place.
2. ood^ooo9^i| or c^8ioo^\8i, a road, path oo^i
CO* m.
cooScoiAj adv. an intedsive qnalifying sound as tB^co
ijScocSf cry violently, scream, (fi^OD^^aiODobS, do.
ooo^QioocbS do. applied to the cry of certain
young animals in distress, 9§^8oo({^cBtaiooo^aico
cbS. Generally when applied to beasts it is cBt
ODGOlODt.
coifx. 1, 00910001, name of a treci of which there are two
varieties, odoiqo^, fruit, sour; genus, Bauhinia,
and ODuiQOi sweet od^i, a different genus from the
above.
2, A large kind of reed, of which coarse mats
are made; called by Burmans ^l^^S. The mats
are also called odoi, by Karens.
3, CO* odSi as oooiodSi light. Also co. od8i a
spider, as ooSioo^i, oooi^i co. ooSi^i, as oo8i
8ioooi§i a species of spider.
4, Ssoooi the butterfly and moth see 810091.
0061, CO. oo^Boobi soft, pliant, &c.
00869 CO. 0086000), a term in cookery, poach, simmer,
used with A^ as cnQ(&pco6\(&p see 8.
ooSS, OP. ooSScooSy or od8Sooo1i or ooo^ooSS, space
between, midway, midst.
1, Id botany, the internode of articulated plants,
o^ooooSS^i e^oo^ooi^encSi between joints of
bamboo.
^g8^oo8S, pnt forth joints or nodes a^^^dSS^oo
co8S.
3, In anatomy, the space between any of the
joints or articulated parts, as ^ q^^odSS, f 30o8S
the fore-arm.
cdSScS, to have long fingers, toes, arms, legs.
Analogous terms see ODi^en,— 88> — ooSi,— — and
3, Space between, as f cdSS, or cd^SS, oo8S, or ^
noSS^ooot, space between heaven and earth, ^co
86c8i, the region above the earth, the firmament;
ooSScSi, ^OdBScBi, npon the arms; SSo^cdSScSi,
on the hair, o^^oo8Sc8\, on the tree, same as
oecSt.
4, oo85f , a measure of distance the length of the
fore-arm.
5, Seethe, make pottage of gnapee, meat, or fish,
rice flour, and chillies, beaten together and boiled,
8ao8Sc8^, cook pottage as above.
6, eo. noot,co8Socot, side, sidewise.
QoSS, eo. roS^coo^, peel as bark in wide regular strips.
see ooS^, Analogous terbis see oocBt and ooo^^.
3, Dam, stop up water. The term is borrowed
from Barman, the true £aren term is cSiooSodS,
cckS^iS, ntake ridges in rice fields oo8^.
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co3ic8^
cooXf 00. oo8inooi» surround) incIosOf eocirclei ioveaty
environ &c,
I9 Sap wood of trees; 2, Fruit pulp around the
eeeds,
3, A' St J, pen, or small onclosuroy as for pigs <fec;
larger are called odqi.
4, adv. aroundy round about, as ^cdSi, fence
around; — cS^ooSi, be round abouty on all sides,
environed ;— c6icx)8i, go round abouty go round; —
ogSooSi CO. ogSoD^t as ng^oo^8cg^cx>8i, look about
in all directions, od8i,oo8i raost common.
5) ^Soo8i9 a generic name for several plants^ be
longing to the genus Commelinay ^jSnoSiSiogt the
pilose or hairy oo8i; — ^^0081088^1 the large
leaved od8i;— f^oD8ig8i, the €mall 0081; f^OD
81000I1 the white oo8i ; the last three varieties
are eaten bj the Karens,
Analogous terms see 8i, — oo8i, — §^, — c^i — oo
^t, -osos,-cx>c|^i,— 8s,— c8o5, — ODCji, — oo8p, —
008, A sea wave; generalljooS orODS,co8 from Talaing.
ooSS, CO. a)(^5cx>8S soft, yielding &c. from 8^, buojant,
floating C081 or nc8iocoi> 1, Shine, be brillianti
luminous, glossy^ from 8, overspread so as to form
a surfacoi wash, as with silver, gold, brass <&o*
Light, abstractly, is expressed by odSooSi, oo^ooSt
000^1 in tlie light.
OdSicSS) l>egin to sJiine, begin to be light; — v^incSi
dBS, cause to shine, cfiU&o to be lighted up; fig.
cause to see, cause to understand*
«-^scx>8ig8^ cause to shine; t)^Ko8ic8^oo^S eame
bis ejes to see^ t^tooSicS^oocotj cause his mind
to perceive or understand.
— GjooSi hold a light near to an object to make
it visible ; oo^SsoDi, obogoDSicSfoPooojS, see 05
carry a light to light a person^s path.
— ^^^X)8i light np ; illuminate bj a candle, lamp,
torch &c.
— dSooSv emit a sudden, momentary light, flashi
^IcB^oSdtnoSib, lightning-bug flash.
— <^iod8i blaze, emit light by burning.
odSio^S gleam, sparkle with lustre, O20o8o5|^
00810^^09^ fine gold shines.
a>Si<^^cb^, or crsSiODcbSc^S or co8iodc5Sc5^odc5S
obS or ooSiooobScfeS or ooSioDobSooojS, he lus-
trous, as a polished surface or clouds with light-
ning, odSis^ clear light; d3^(^ie^O|coSi 8^009^
oonjV.
floSifi^^S, shine with a glittering light, glitter as the
rays reflected from a smboth or polished surface,
or as an unsteady flame; shine with an unsteady
light as 9^9^> indicates.
oo3io5^«'Bi, phosphoresce, glow-worms emit a faint
light without heat, shines as the glow-worm, phos-
phorescent light.
(X)Siq5o5, do. ,
ro3tt^»&t, shine feebly, giveaq obscure light, as a lamp
for want of wick ; the moon^ or sun obscured by
clouds.
(oSkB^o^cB^o}^ glimmeri a faiat light as a low fire gleam.
0d ctidiij^
odStoibt^ty flare, emit an ii&fiteiidy wavering Ifgbt aa a
flaoie acted vpOD by the wind.
odSxco^^, 00. oo8icx)^poD^^, dazzle, glare.
odSiod^^o^, glitter, glisten.
oooi82^52|S» shine with a red glare.
od8ioo@^cx>@S, sparkle o6c8oDiS^o6p^tf^|Sooo9^oo8ioo
^^00^% the light in the water of a ship.
coSioo^^cS^, same as above, except that the Inminona
objects are at rest odSicSSooodS, shine in traces of
light here and there, lominous fnngi, rotten wood.
ooSi^^ooooS, resplendent, vividly bright, glaring, see
^.
ooSio^oDooS, shine, sparkle, as small objects like sparke
of fire.
ooSidscs^, glimmer, shine faintly with intermissions, as
a fire-fly.
ooSioo^ooooS, shine by reflections, see co^
<x>St@[cx)OoS, shine with a clear light as thesuu, be well
lighted, as a lighted room.
opStc^coooS do*, also to see clearly as with glasses.
ooSi^S. be refulgent, beaming with light ; fig. dignity
awe, veneration.
odSi^, 1, Living or independent light, star light. Terms
in Optics see f^s^scSi* sbtoo^, obtcotf), reflecta
back, radiated rays of the sun or ^ or ocfl, ^o&
6oooic^\, spy glass, or telescope ^Soooo03l8id§i9i,
Microscope. Cognate see oo8i, open, admitting
light &c.
S, CO. of ^ as OD^^doODdi. Also co. oi tbtoX
CO
9S ir
9»O08t. AUo CO. 0{ (^ B8 ^8tOd8t8t, 866 ^SoDl
and ^.
Sy no8i <x>. ooSiODOiy a spider. The name is pro-
bably deHved from its open web. It may be itfr
web in a dewy morning.
<^§'it a common large^ black spider, sometimes called
ooSiJi, do.
ao8i8| a smallygrey, field spider.
ooSioo^oo^f a spider of variegated color.
odSioo^o^i the bear spider, bite is said to be fataU
borrows in the gronnd, eateti by Karens.
— OMO^dboDSiStnoSif fig. his food comes to him
like that of a spider, or he can live without work.
ooStoooDi} the fibers of a spider's web.
noSiooidS^oocoti the spider makes long threads.
coSi^i^ooo^if the spider extends its threads.
co8io3tooo^\. the spider attaches its threads.
ooSioo9ii a spider's web.
noSiootoQQif the spiders weave their webs.
4| odSiooio^f and coStoBcdy in Karen fable, the
name of two dogs which cause eclipses of the^
mooui by their attempts to swallow it.
^OifSj 1* The nfime of a person in Karen fable, famous
for his wickedness. Hence an ill-natured, malev-
olent, or litigious person, is still provincially called
if 00. ^ is oD^Soo^^, fiaccid, pliant. Also co.
co^S 00. (x>§^oD^^, which see, slsb 00. cc^i, as 00
§100 yS see 09§i.
58 ooyiingSffSSooio&ooo^S
ooySy CO. oo^SooySy see (^S, If Oelatinous, viscid, macns ;
albQmiooQB, ae the white of an egg.
ooySoD^S, do. ooySooyS, do. oDyiSoDyS, see cxm^iS*
ooySot, 00. oo(^SStooy598| very soft, pulpy, cnrdy^
plastic, as ripe fruit, pap, lard, poached egg &c.
— — c8\oo(^ become do. as food over-cooked, and
saturated with water; become loose and flaccid,
as the skin through weakness.
ooySgdS, flaccid, dangling as the wattles of a cock.
ccySoD^S, see co^S.
2, ooyScS^oooDt, lubricate itself with slimy mat-
ter, as a snail or a leech. Cognates see •yS,
and 03(^8, analogons terms see under odc^S.
<io(^i, CO. ooc/it as co(jVco(^^.
ooyi, CO. no§i as oo8iooyi see oo8i.
ooJS, CO. ooySfx>yS, weak, flimsy, awry, loose in some
parts, and tense in others. Cognates e^^»§% —
oo^Sooc^S and ODy^ooyS.
005S, CO. ooyS, as ooySooyS ; see oo^S.
ooyiS, CO. ooyiSoo(/S, splashy, muddy, miry.
cojiSooyS, do. synonymous with oooji^, substances rend-
ed soft, by excess of liquid. The Cognates, syiS
•yS, — ooyiSooyS, and ODynSoDySoocjS. Analog-
ous terms see (j^S.
03^11, CO. oo(^i«ooyi, same as ODyiSooc^S, and coc^ttco
z^t. Cognates •yisec^i, — ooyisooyt, — and 03yii
ODyt.
ooyii, CO. oo<^iicx)yi. 1. Move about, agitate, stir round,
<oyiio§5fcfi5coio6ooojS, wash out your mouth with wa-
ter, gargle.
co§S 5»
oo^if rSS^iooioooS^oeo&oonj^, gargle jonr tbaoat with^
medicine.
3* ad9» afco(p\i wash around the inside of a vesseU
-— fibiroyiii agitate a vessel to wash it.
— oB^noyii, be inactiTey cooped np, confined to
narrow limits. Cognates eyn and OD^ii.
oD^i 1, Be excitedi wakeful from mental agitation.
— cB^oo'^i^, bird, whose fat, if eaten, prevents
sleep.
— ^SoD^€8^9 become wakefal, sleepless.
OCX}! if GO. OD^^no^ii adv. as fiooyii or fioDy^fiooc^i,
smell disagreeably filthy* as stagnant water,
coj^i^y sooty dinginess by the action of smoke. Oog-
natesy eyXf — ooyi and.03yi.
00^^^. oo^SoDyS 1, Bubble, rise in bubbles, 0&cx>^^g8^,
^^, as oo^^cS^i do.
2y adv. in shining or glossy spots, here and there,
as oil on water o6€)^(i^8to8|^wiocoDfOo^So:^S.—
oDobSooobS, do.
to^SobS, adv. blurred, as color,— ooQSooS, and ooQScfiS
flO^S, CO. fio^Sco^S, breadth and limberness, flappingly.
Cognates •bSec^^, analogous terms, see under oo^S.
co§\ CO. oo^Snoyi. 1, Hodge-podge, disgusting medley,—
oioo^^ leavings on a native's dish when he has
finished his meal, see §^ and 8^.
2.— 0^03^^, twigs, green leaves burned together,
to produce a dense smoke, used in taking honey
form the bee-tree.
Cognates m^S and 0D§^, see no§^.
€0^f CO. CO^X M 00§tOO§l, $0$ ftko §S Md •§$•
oo§i, <jo. oQ^co§i, or O9§iooyi. 1. That wfaieh affords
support to the weak; a fVame, scaffolding, or any
thing used to support creeping plants, see §i and
2, Lay hold of for support, lean upon.
^§tc8^ rear the fore feet upon a thing, as a beast
to get at an object, cBtco^icS^tfipo^oDiS^.
3, adv. QOiooi^oo^i, stand by holding on to some
thing, as a child.
— <Xf%co^xcBPt to raise from the ground, as a rOpe
by drawing it straight.
— ^Soo^icS^, raise up the end of a thing.
Terms analogous to oo^i, 3, 3. see oo^S,— o6b^,-»
OD^i, — SSoD^i, and SSooi^.
4, CO. oo^Boo^i, or oo^iooyS, from 8i, destroyed,
dilapidated, demolished, marred, disfigured.
oD§ioo(^^, easily discouraged, weak; cognate a^
see also OD^i.
oo^i^i, CO. co^xQ^co^x^Xf filthy, soiled, disagree-
able appearance of a person's face when crying,
-— cSioD^i, become fallen, demolished, spoiled^
distorted, disfigured, see under Sx.
00 gS, adv. sound made by the lips in eating, ocS^co
2^0026, as ^icS^otdS^oo 2609 25c8i.-— 000^ od^S
adv. sounds made by (»ttle in eating of^cB^dS^oo
2^0)25.
09 2tf ^dv. sound made by swine eating, cBtcS^oooo^t
dB^oo 2*^ £*•
ar>@?i 61
o&£l|fO^» a^* 9QQnd m%4e bj walking in stiff mnd,
00^^ «o. OD^W^i, vivid, epl^ndidr gandj, gay.
%f Glare, dazzUog appearance, $^0|^§^-
— CQr^o^^, something splendid, dazzling*
8, adv. glaring, dazzling, splendidly.
GQ^^oSicgi, interrnpted ligbt, as fire falling*
mgS8i red oo^S, — od^SoI, white oogS, — ^^odGSoj*
black or dark oogS, ooGSoo, bine oo^S, — ct)§^c8,
yellow ^^j that is oo^^, in these colors.
oo^^o^, is used when the co^\ is steady as to color,
as Btoo^^opS, bright red c8oogSo^S, bright yel-
low; ^^1 is sometimes nsed in poetry instead of
The Cognate 03^^. Analogous terms, see under
a>8i?
oogt, adv. Starting, or bursting forth suddenly with red>
as blood.
^S*^^ start forth from contiguous points.
nogtoioodbS, do. Cognates, Qs — OD@t, — oogi, — and
oogii, eee <g«.
^@^6^» O^fo. vibratory as an image reflected from the
snrface of agitated water, oooi^^oooi^cgloDg^ooG^
c8i.
ooQ^oo^y indistinct, blurred &c. Analogous, S^^^^y oo
ooQS, a plant, often called oogS, which aee,
coQ^y from S^y coarse, opiMk work d&c; appearances
62 ooitcx)^5gS
same as nog^, aDg^|^o^ooS8i8i|c6c8,cb^db|Scfi\«
IndietiDgniebablo colors.
ODB^oo@^f luminouBy with a fickle^ unBtead; ligbt. Cog-
nates «tf^ @S, — oo@S,— @S, — ]gS, an oo^S, not
coLopaeti expendedy open, loose.
ooQS) CO, oogSoD^Sy the name of an edible plant, cal-
tivated in rice fields; also called co^f and oa@5.
o9|^009 a variety of oo^S, growing on rockj places, in
streaa)s«
ooQi, CO. oo^S, as, o3(§^9 oogi, see oo§S. The root ^t*
and cognates gi, — @if— @i>— @^j — oo@t, —
coo^ from co\ avert, glance off or aside, slope, see co
ooS, — o3ooS,— <gS, — oD<gS and 03<g^.
— oo^Soo<gS and ODjg^oo^, ade. witb a glance in
passing, or hasty manners, as yiODotobto&^co^S
oD^gS, Stccna^ooAnji;^— ODjjg^oo^S, and oojgScx>
<a% do.
coi^ from ooS, beneatb, tending downward.
OD^gS CO. ^<2l^gSoo^SgS, adv. steep, declivitous, ae
ooSo6c5o<g5g5, very steep, gS is from #5, scratch,
scrape. The idea is, so steep that one has to scratch
to prevent his sliding down seCf OD^.
— OD^5o:><g5. 1, Frangible, ready to fall to pieces,
as wet paper, 2, Squalid, bedaubed.
Oognates od^Sod^,— and e^a^, adv. (e^Scx)
^]5, most common.
— cio^oo<2|]^S, adv. dangling manner, see 0^9)6 •
see 00(^6 and ooyS.
Cognates, ^5, — -ajj5,— ooo5, — coooS— and ooooS.
09^1001 1
oxjji 1, CO. crxjpi as ooignioocgi^ «r 03<gi.
2) CO. oo<2i^} *H parasite, a Bpeeies of tlio banjao*
There are two varieties, the white and the red 'co
QOt^t CO. ctK^ as oo^Soo^ see no<gS.
coif^, CO. oxgS as oo^SoocgS,— oo^, is from ^, pierce
ag with an awl, wriggle, twist eee q5$ to sticky
oo55oooS, wriggle ;«— (^So^lS toek from side to
side; — cSSo^S roll from side to side; as cSto^S
decojy entice, deceive; ooq55 a sodden step or
wrench to one side ooo3SoDo5S, . bj degrees, bj
little and little, oo^, is not used alone,
co^iSi ddo. as oico(2)iS^i6, stake, vibrate, quiver through
want of stiffness, oo^c8»^i 8sotco<^S^Sco^S^S.
oD^SooiS, do* see oo(2pSaDiS, limber, pliant.
cD^t, CO. ax2pioo<2)S or cx)^iiao^, 1, Moist ground at
the foot of hills where small streams take their rise,
from ^i| original, ancient.
0001X00, do* verj wet aitd spongj.
QOoiiS, do. comparatively drj, slightlj moist.
00^x8^, and ODC^ii^i, in or on a oo^n.
a>^cx)Gb% the debris, or slimy matter which gathers on
wet stonee, in a oo^ii.
ooaiiaom% a marsh, fen ; also a oo^i, flooded.
2, oc^nS^ or oc<gii8^oo<giioo5, the groins.
3, adv. depressed, sagging as G8ioo(gii, Be depress*
ed in the ceittrc; have the centre lower than the
sidco; c8iTc<gucgn, do.
(Miicoii, curved^ bent together, bowing arc.
4* ooqi^d8^oq(g|Sc8i
<o<^]S, 00. noigpi, as op^icx)^|^, iroai <g\^, over-epre^,
cover, as with ^moke or spray ; ao^ trom 0^^$ over-
spreadf bathoi drench.
oo^So^S, 00, dbS^cx^Sf from o^S, undalate» implying
also iocrease or progress with each swell, as o&cS^
o^^o^S overflow the banks.
If Flapi as a fowl its wings, 8Scxmj)|Sqmi#
2, Shake, twitch» flirt aain shaking off samething.
Od^S, shake, or flirt oflF, oftoo^iSy poll with a twitch-
ing motion.
OD^|S^^o5S, twitch and pull alternately.
oo<^S^i, shake violently, shake, agitate.
— d6oo^|5, travel with all one's might, arge one's
self forward.
<o^5oo^S, Inxurions growth, verdant.
Oogates ©<jjl5,— oo<gt5, — 33<ai5,— fliB,— o^ojS,
yo^S,-— o^S, — Words analogons see co^t..
oo^|S, from <^\S a conspicnons range, whether a ridge,
or farrow ; and more distantly from og^^, a ridge
prominent, conspicnons, as mountains &c.
oo^lSoinoobS, is used of paths furrowed by the rains.
OD^j^^cS^oo^^cSiy ridges and furrows; as uneven ground.
Cognates ODOgS — ooo^, — wjJl^, — <^f —
2, 00. 00^1, as op^oo^|S.
oojgS, from jgS and 05S, spin or draw out, attenuate.
If or co^SoD^S adv. slightly, partially, momentary,
transient, passing, suddenly coming into view, and
disappearing, ooo^oo^o^ooc8ioo^c8i86scx>^8i,oi»sooi
ooo^oo^^ocjji^cSi, slightly seen.
no
^S 6ft
Sy or noj^^ooS, ado. very emooth and even, 00^
cBSoojgSojS, oj^ooi^oi^, oSoDoii.
^9^^9^' c^. as ({pnoj^^ooj^S^ appear smooth and
even, oougicSicgloo^^cxjjgV Cognates oojjj^, — jjj^,
— ^^» — cx)Oj^, — 005S, — ODOjS, — .
00^, <^. ODjg5no^5, (Pgho Maul.)«<?^ odcJjSoo^B.
a){|j|S, from <i>5, «etf c5j5 with its derivatives, c^5, — 00
^» — ^»— ^^5, — ©cjj5, — ooc^S, — coc^S, —
(JjS, — cocbS, — ODC^S, — and oocfcSf slender, sup-
ple, quick, whiffling, flippant, pert &c.
1, CO. ooc^Soo^S, tall and slender, </icoioo8^c8^oo
^co^ooa^^poogo^ol, SsoocS^odSSte^Ss, oitooi
l»8pdBpoo^5cx)^c8i.
cxH^obsSi, of a slender, feeble form, (^100018^
c8^a>^S66i8i, Soisoo^oooSi, 8^08^00007, 8^(^^,
OD^5c^Soo6j56j5, whiffling, wavering, O^ooo8cx)o5x
G|oo^oo^»i, o««ioocJjScJ)5ooc^5c^B.
ooi^o^SSi, do. easily yieldiag to force.
2, — 5cx)&j5, an early species of cacnmber ; — 00
^5, ^^5, and ODcJjS, saiDO as oocJjS.
00^, from &]i,nocyi, guide, direct, train, as a creeping
plant ; od^i, things slender, needing support ; not
used without its couplet od^i, which see.
co^cobix, long or tall, slender, applied to form of
persons, beasts, and plants. Analogous terms see^
ooySoDyS, — ooyS,— :-oo<g5, — ooc^S, — ooc^5, — oo
(gi5, — occ^S, — and ooi)ico8i.
1, from c8S, and (gS, see, oocSS, — ooc8% — ooc8l, —
0^5, — ^5, — and od^S, — exceed limits; promL-
6 !•
ODC
Dent, oo^^cSS 9toooioe^90o^Sc8% that person
has a very prominent nose*
^SoocSS, do* Analogous terms, w^, ^^5,— o
0011,— OD^iS, — and ooScgS,
oo^Sf If A generic name for two large creepers, resem-
bling each other in appearance; both produce a
milky juice, probably belong to the family Apocy-
nacea. oo^Sooi, and oo^Sq^, are said to be varieties
of the above plant, producing a large edible fruit.
oo^SsD^, do. smaller than the above, fruit deliciously
acid.
2, CO. a>b|SoD^S, see c8S mutual.
oo^i from c8i, direct, true, see^ ^i* 1, co. co^iooq|S,
adv. swelling.
oo^icS, do. c8, spread out, as any thing to dry, ^ee^
©Soooo^©Sooc8^, crxjSoja, — ^^y^^ ooc8oDc8,^i,
soft 00^100^1, do.
Cognates oo^i, — ogt, — ^i, — cccSi, — and ^i.
2, oo^icS, the weed Purslain. Portulaea Oleracea.
oo^i start suddenly from one's place, as from fear, 9ee
also, oc8^ take heed, beware, oc8^oooD8.
1, adv. startled, as 02*^00^^ fly, in a startled man-
ner; flight, run, (qualified by ^^ and ^ as OD^^
2,^Soc^S, one of the names of the devil, indicate
ing that he is eirer on the alert to accompliafa
mischief, called also oo^cooi, The deceiver; bat
most frequently called ^jScSioi^, which is a teroc
of reproach.
DO^i The plana fa^^ar*
oDop^ajpnoof^opp, do. oo^oScfi^oo^ooiooo^oj^OD
O^So^S, a slighti intermittent fever.
3. CO. 00001, as 00001 ooop^ ; see ooooi.
ooo^ CO. 1| ooo5, as ooo5oo02} twine around, entangle, &c.
oiC^ty CO. ooojsoocS, or oooj«oo008, 1, (from ojt,
close, near, contiguous,) adhere.
2» ft. a small quantity which adheres, (to the
thing spoken of;) a thin coating.
3. adv. as ^c^tooojsoocS, adhere in a small quan-
tity.
— bcSiooojsoocS, spread, or lay on, in a thin
layer, adv. of oooj«, thinly.
ooaj, (or ODCJJ,) \. A species of bean, seed very small,
brown.
2. see oo^oo^ODoo, or oooj, an insect, so called
from the sound it makes.
ccc&t, CO. ooc6ioooo8, adv. as c8ioodb«, or c8ioco5^c8ioo
o^s, be ^* run off,'' become loose, and liable to
tangle, as thread on a spindle.
— oSSooa^taioocbS, or (S^ooa^5Sooa&«ai, eat
greedily, as with great relish.
-^o8ooa^i> of an oily, rich, luscious taste, or con-
sistence.
rM ii -JL^oSaDolbsoosj^o^, of nosjflo^oSocolb*, a surface
which is very smooth, sleek.
— oSooofbli enlirclyi npthiug left ; as ooiSoSoodbs;
' • • c8t6S^ODr^«.'
— ^oooj^cxKJ^gi with aptness, with tact. ,
ooc^iooobt, softly, quietly, cautiously, slowly ; as ^looc^
ooobi, go leisurely, cautiously, see coq^, 3rd.
CO
d3^^ 81
QodBt rod like, used as a coapiet wilh nodB^i which see.
ayfyfCO. ooo8ta>oD«, (from cSi swear;) o^i^, io amedleyi
mew made of the leaviDgs of rice, curry, &e. some
say •cSt^ODi.
flodBioocot and oo^W^iy do. co^Scotp, (alone $) do.
No. 1, 2| 8noc8t| a species of mint, of the family
called Labiatoe.
3. coSZf 00. of oxq^f as ooop^oocSt, soft, &o.
Words of mingling, mixing, compoanding,^^^ c^^
d^, — &c. — ocB add together; — tolc^S, coai^
poond ;— -oocb, smear,— 4icBf, mix, Inbricate by
sqoeesing, see oo§^.
(oS^t 00. a>o8jSoDc8, or odoStooB^, or coS^mzo^ (from
S^ handle, make into a bundle, or parcel,) a
loose, spongy mass.
1. — o^^oocB^, decayed, spongy wood, shavings.
— o^coS^f cinders, burnt leaves, and light ashes.
— oi^d3^a)Soocx>c8^, offal of insects eating soft
wood.
— :<6i^^oooDc8^, the meat of a cocoanut.
— o^ooc6p, decayed bamboo.
9. (with c8i prefixed,) as dixmcB^ become decay-
ed, rotten, reduced to the state of cx>dB^, or **dry
rot'' applied to timber, leaves, clothes, &c., fall
into a powdery state.
c8iooc8^c8icx>a5|), do.
3. Or ooc8Sooc8, a contracting of the muscles of
the stomach, pi*oducing a sense of rigidity in the
part, attended with languor and nausea*
ooc6^a8^, in a light, dry, crumbly, spongy state.
6 k.
"99 cf^^Boofm^
odsB^dB^, mdv.^ €bc8^ ; aft c8igiTOo8^QQt£^, &U
in orumtej o^^Stgo^o^ioocfi^oooo^t inaeote ftj im
e^armft* J^ote^ cpai^oi^» is used ia the same
significatioo as ooo8^ooc8^«
ODcBo^tt a war^sUp.
ct>c8ooit a merchant-fihip.
09g8oo^» a sail-ship.
oocSopy a steam ship.
09c8^^, a sea boati junk, Eattoo«
<ioc8o2i a gilded or golden ship, (in Karen ttadiHon'j
belonging to the' King of the white foreigners.
odcSo^if a flying ship, said, in Ear. Trad, to belong to
the white foreigners.
odc88^i the fore part of a ship, the bows.
oocSdi the stern of a ship, after part of do.
ooc8ot8f mid-ships.
m^ooSof^f the masts.
O9c8oo^ 00. coSkxAco^, the sails.
09cBcx)^^i, the ropes, rigging.
ooc8oo8^cx)t, the deck.
a3G8oo^^e}5, the keeh
mS(^^&f the ribs.
oocS^^oSdi the r adder.
oog8o9|, do. wharf| port.
cogSoo^oSqi the helm.
coScoct^, in Chinese and Barman vesseln two bare or
beams rnnning athwart ships, one at the bowBj
the other at the «tern.
@Sod8t or oDi^ODo^iy an anchor ; ^^o^Stod ^i,
or oDi^QDo^iooi^i, a oable.
OoDstrQct, or baild a 8hip« cB^ooc8| or o^oocB,
Hoist sails, oftcS^oo^, or •ScSpoD^.
Trim the sails to the windi q^too^i or ^80ol<[t8.
Hold the helm, steeri ^So9|. .
Take in sail, a^tc8iaD^^ or ^ScSio^ioo^, c8^c8icdS.
ToQoh atf pnt into port, cBtdB^oocS.
Port, Soj^f or 9^00^^ or o:>c8oD|.
Cast anchor, cgScSiooi^coc^i.
Lie at anchor, come to an anchor, oo^oodS.
Sail, coS^xS^ixAt i. e. leave port.
Sail, make head-way, oo;fic6i.
Carry a fair wind, ooo5iOD^, odSoo^.
Sail before the wind, g6ig^ooo5ioo9.
Sail with a head wind — lOoaoSi*
Make a direct coarse — cbiooS^i^oqi.
Make lee way, be driven to leeward 03c5i8|)^^
Roll, 'ODc8c^5o^[S, or — 08o^o^|S.
Pitch, ODcBot^ts^t.
Strike, ran aground, 09c8opSc8S.
Drift by the tide, or current, — c6iog.
Do* by the force of the wind, 09Q5iO|cgSooc8,
Shipwreck, noc8ooi8i.
Take shipping, go aboard. StoocB.
Load a vessel, put on board as freight oitoo^d^m
cd^ ; or ooitcS^odcS.
Owner, odc8om^.
Captain, M^aterj ooc68^, or ooc88^.
84 ODGDiCOOOt
Matei pilot, J)o5 (fiarman.) yia^ioocB.
Sailor, Beam an, (^iooc83.
Paseenger, ^iStnocB.
Helmsman, yi^SoDf^*
2. coc8, affixed to names of thingSi foreign,
imported ; as og^.ODcS, foreign dog,
8. (from c8, yellowi) nocb^cocdy a elimy subetance
of a yellow color^ found on stones in damp localities.
4. (from c8.) oocSoocB, with yellow hue; SoocS
cx)g8, used in describing the flying in the air of
downy seeds of a yellowish tint.
6. CO, of other roots, as ooojgoDcS, and cdodioocS,
^ee O0028 and cocx>i*
6. In Arithmetic, ten million, as ooodcS, ten mil-
lion, dOocB twenty million, &c.
oocCp, CO. ^^9 ^B oo^cocxp see oo^«
ooc^o), CO. co^b, as OD^booo^lo), dotted, specked in
patches.
CDo^S, adhesively, {see eoS.,) co* of odc^iS, as oocOiS
ooojS, see ooojiS.
ODojt, (from eot deteriorated, soiled, musty, &c.) 1, o<>.
of 0^8, as ODo^tq^f, see ooc^t,
2. C^?. ODC§8, as a0C§8OD2J8^ «^tf 00C§8.
3. c^. 000^18, Hs 030918000^8, ^ee cozfjM.
0009^, ^* ^c^^, as ooo^jScoq^jS, see ^S.
cocQ^ CO. cocQ^i as cx}o^hcx>3^i^ se4 cba^i. also d^. co^:g\%.
ODC981 in fragments, or particles.
0009803098^ crushed ; oSio6o8^g6^odo^8odo98, the dew or
rain drops stand in globules on the leaves, ^SoocSp
000^800098 tears stand in the -eyes; *
cnc^tot, the same signification as ooq^tcoq^t.
oots^oo^^y ornshed, smashed.
cos^tcB^, crashed frnit.
— -»^ooG^ii CO. ^ooo^i^noo^t dwarfed, oppressed^
kept down by disease or other caase ODO^t* Oog-
natee, see •ojt, — ODci^i, — ooe5t| — sjt, — •t)5t|-—
^f — G^ty — 09D&t, be derived from ^t.
000^ CO. OD^^ooc^. in a drizzling sprinkling way, as,
— oo^<^^inoo^^ODC9^, drizzling rain*
— coScoc^^SxQoScocQ^Sxf the rain drizzles down*
Cerates OD^^t as oo^oo^ScBi, sprinking, or driz-
zling, from z&^.
2. 00. oo3^i» as oDo^ooq^, see ooo^i.
coayif CO. ooc^coc^ii or odo^^cxxd^i, from ^^i crnmbSf
bit8» small quantity ; as,
— fiG^^ooc^^ooQ^i, smell somewhat pntrid.
-^ fif ooq^^ooQ^iy smell somewhat fragrant.
coc^Scocffif same as 000^^00091.
oDqjiooqji, same as odc^^odo^i,' as coc&xobcoc^i
00091 » there is a slight breeze.
oooDiSf CO. ooqjiSooojS, adv. splashy, miry, same a 0091S9
Oog. #0915, — oooyiS, and ooo^nS.
00091 iy CO. 00091000918, or 00091^0009^ , adv. same as
00^8, and differs from 000918, and oo<^iS only
in degree, the mad being less deep.
oxffip 1, Agitate, stir about as a liquid ; from coi^ and
391^, which see. Coaplets, 00091^0909^.
cpo9i^2So59 dash about in the water to^ make
babbles rise.
2, €0. ot co^f as cocfftpco^f (more frequently
ooo^^co^) make froth or bubbles risej soap-sods.
Cognates, •091^,— ooGjip^—OMyi^,— opi^,— ,51^.
CP^p^i from 00^ or coqff^aycg^f redncedi lessened in
bolk by disorganization! or giving way, nsed
with c8i prefixed as Sxco:^^, cSico^^cSinoo^^.
A dead carcase is cSico^jSy when its stroetnre is
destroyed. A pile of rnbbi^i brnsb c8ioo^^,
when so far decayed as to be settled into a com-
pact mass. A building, hay stack &e. is c8ioo
9p^, when reduced into a mass by the action of fire
— G^c8ioo^^, reduced to a disorganized mass
by rot, or putrefaction.
Cognates, OD^^^y (more common than ^^^^i) g^ —
coc^f from ^ or ^ ; co, oo^coc^ti or oo^coo^, or
oo^ooGb, speckledf spangled, variegated with
spots, generally of a light color, see ^^ and c5^.
co^coc^j collection of things of a small, white,
roundish appearance.
cc^ooc^t, used in describing fungous, sloughing
ulcers; indicates thick, white pus. The spot un-
der a Earen house where slops are poured down is
described as being no^ODO^t, as oo^o5o^^9ec8^|^
QlODtOD^Odq^tOO^OOlOd^cSgg, oitooioo^oDc^cSi.
——0^00^, the white o^, a plant bearing a white,
round seed, size of a small pea, parched and eaten
by Karens.
*— ^#icp^' coTered with imatl^ white bloesoms,
as the shrub called oot^^, ** a spedes of Hedyotis."
— to^d^co^t spaogled with stars.
— o^icS^OD^y dotted with white fangi (a kind
ealled o^ig^o^f or lizard's eggs.)
— oooD^i or 0600^, with frath, spume, bub-
1>les here and );here on ^he snrface of water.
r&Pco^f specked or spotted with white; cB^c^^o^
flo^bj CO. co^Q^co^h, used adverbially as above; also,
in describing the shining points, or angles seen in a
fractured metal. Cognates of od^, see ©^,—00^,—
and OD^.
(0^ from c^t retch, vomit ; co. ooc^soo^, tends to
excite naasea, sickening,^ loathsome, disgasting^
9ee Cognates, ©c§«, — ooc§8, — and ODc^t.
000^ CO. 000^1, as cx>a2|iooaj^, insipid; also the name
of a small kind of spade ; see ooo^t.
(f>oiJ/h from oy hang pliautly, &c. co. cx>o^8ooc^, adv.
flapping, loose, dangling osoooyooc^, dangle, flap
aboat, O9oy, is always used with, a conplet. Cog-
nates, see C5^, — flt, — ^t, — (gt, — oDcqg,— and odooi.
AnalogoQS terms, *^— ooyS, — coc^B,— and ©S.
ooo^, from og^ cnt, split, or shave thin, 00. o^o^^oo
obi, or 00091^000^, or m:xfj^co^^f 1. As a verb^
be thin and broad as the walls of a house, the
^fiides of a box, mats, i&c.
— iXMOOaji^, ^1 prostrated, treak; ooo^cS^, rise
in a thin, broad strocture.
88 oocKjj^Od^
— oo^ooo^i^cd^i have a flat and more Br Jess in-
clined enrfiacey see o&o^^, do.
3. Used enbstantlvely, exten8ion, enlargement in
breadth*
— o6nooj)^, an extended surface of water.
— ooo^ODO^y the shonlder-blade.
-— cSooo^y see c8 ; — cSooo^ooSt, and cSooaj)^,
the name of a plant, growing in streams of water
having leaf long, thin, smoothi succulent; leaves
eaten.
— c88^og^ooc^9 the comb of a cock,
cocq^^pi the thin comb of a wild cock ; 031^000^8^9
or 09030^^8^1 a rock with a broad, flat, naked
surface.
3. Nnmi afllx, things extended in sheets or pkites.
— obc^^^icSiooSjScbioocoo^p, a flgure, in which
sheets of rain, as seen in a distant squally are per-
sonified as being the feet of a celestial being mov-
ing through the air.
4- Used adverbially, in an outspread manner* afii,
— — ogiooo^^ooo^P, fly without striking the wings,
sail as a bird.
— obooojj^cB^* spread a thin layer, see ob.
— dipcoo^^i»SSi elevate the head and '* spread
the neck»" as a cobra.
— cbiooo^^, eo. c6ioooj)«, go stealthily, 03o^S
000^03^1 same as oootjijSooo^ ; e8c6^03a^03|S, spread
out in a broad surface. Compare oS^ooioaji, and
o9^oo|5.
oo^^^ 8f
— <^cx>oj)^oo^5 appear broad and flati noc^^oo^,
is alBO used fignrativ^ely, bereft of frieoda, aolitarj,
friendless*
5« CO. cfxqiflf as oao^toDo^, see noo^t.
Cognates see adcxj}^!— 000^^9 — odoo^,— 0^^,— fgf,
— OOCB?.
Other terms of analogous import, see og[^ flat, as
Q0^cx>^9 flat timber?— oj^oo^f board flat, thin; —
29^y^, a crust like covering; thin, bard sarface.
ooo^t, ^from o^jt,) a looscy thin membrane, a membra-
nous fold, lamina, lajer, a fold » as of paper, or any
thing disposed in thin layers. Couplets, ooo^tno
001, or OD3^tcx>o^, or odo^tooc^S, example \^co
o^ the inner merobrare of the eyelid; — ^ooc^t
<£^ooo^t, the traditionary seven successive stages
of the heavens and earth. —
— -oo^09ai2|tooo^^ and ooa^jtODo^oo^, are used
figuratively to mean deception, dishonesty; as
oooBiODa^tooo^oo^, tell a lie; — cB^dDO^soDo^^
00^9 defraud, cheat, embezzle^ get gain by decep-
tion, or in any dishonest manner, — ob^ooo^to^^
ooc^^, make secret lovCf clandestinely or unlaw-
fully cohabit.
-^bSo9ai2|tC3DS, under the eyelid, between it and
the eye.
- 3, 000^ affix used in numbering layers, folds &c.
often synonymous with cx>ooi, or o}^, as •tSooco
0^, one leaf of paper ;^^9aoa^ty two thicknesses,
or layers, of mat ;*«— ooooo^ioonDO^t, layer upon
layer, or one layer after another. .
M ODCXM
8, cx)a^tc8^ peely or riee ia tbin sealesi tomina, or
eerieei exfoliate.
4y cocqfl used adverbial! j ; as ^^^^oo^ty be very
thin; thin like a scale or membranei &c. dSooo^t
rise one above aoother like laminai or strata ;QOODt
c8ic8coo2|ii SscSooooi^^SoStoSscSi.
— fO^noa^jti flee out of the way ; rnn from, in or-
der to avoid.
o^^o^tt shave or pare off in thin slices.
— cSiaoooococ^toooQC^t, fall off in thin scales, or
scabs.
— c^ooo^t pare, slice off.
— 00^000^1 grazci glance off.
— Oj^coc^tf torn inside ont, as a garment, o^^o^
c^t, do.
ooc^toDo^t and ooo^t, in series, in scales, in lam*
ina; oxSioo^ooodo^icoojit, fig. go through with
a series of argnments and deductions ; present a
subject in its various bearings ; — ^^od^OM^jto^t,
divide a house by partitions into several compart-
ments ; — o^tcS^odo^ic^t, hang up, as clothes,
mats, &c. in successive series.
ooc^sdt, thin as wings, wing-like, very thin ; see St.
— OD^ODO^, name of a tree, which at the base,
forms into thin, broad plank-like sections called
•oo#iS. Cognates see ooo^,-— noc5t,-— QDc5iy-— ^,
^t,-^^i, — and o^t. Analogous terms; eee coo^.
coajji, (from ogi full, snflScient, even, &c., and o^
straight, having no bends, no inequalitieB of sur-
face, a contraction of oo^ooi,) approaohiog suffi-
ciencjt i* ^* slightlji partially insnfficienti as joico
o^iSi. insufficiently seasoned ; o8cx>c20&od|Sooo^i
coo^ooii eo. ooo^iod^noc^ooitf do. used also in des*
cribing things slender and flexible ; (from offi
straight;, and con curved,) elastic, t. e.. being cur-
ved) it will spring back to straightness.
noajD'iocn, in cooking, same as coo^ooii.
floo^jKX>o^, do.
3, coocgif CO. coo^ycotq^j a small kind of spade ;
blade straight, upper end pointed and driven into
a handle. Generally called ooo^i ; — Qoa2|i|^o^oo
^Sooaoo^SooioooooijOoooajn^oocd^oo^, cS^cboooo^
8i.
8. — cSnoo^cSooogl, or dBooo^icSooc^l, lit in-
sert the 000^ into a handle ; fig. answer evasive-
ly, i. e. according to the words, but contrary to
the meaning of the enquirer; as fOoloo^isijobS ;
Cognates, see 00031, — ^i,— <gi, — ^i, — cqi, —
ODOOi, — Qooi,— and odooi.
Goc^it, CO. O302ptooa2|t, insipid, vapid, watery.
oob2f[t» CO. ooo^ltooo^, is socretimes used, for ooof||t,
namerous, from 0^, over-spread, implying extra,
excess, additional, fv^o^^'iooorjjitgo)*
coo^p» CO. cx>af||^ooo^^, a socket, wrapper enclosed
and confined ; as ^coo^i^, the socket of the teeth,
#M ooogt.— oo^Sooo^l^, the socket of a spade.
If <^o^]^f generally coo^i^, the betel plant or
the leaf; eee odo^, and ^\1^.
oo
4?
•000^8, CO. ooo^|80DC^t, film, pelliclQ, as on the inner
side of the bambooj the bark of plants, &Cm as a
verb, flav, peel off. (see c^t.) d^oD0^|8, the film
or membrane lining of the bamboo o^d^t used for
boiling rieei the ooo^|8, adheres to the rice and
forms a coating around it.— xa^jt and o^cS are
often same signification.
2, V. Detach in thin scalesi peel off as the scarf
skin ; peel off, skin, flay, c)oo^|io^i do.
— c8iooo^|8| become divested of skin, bark, Ac.
be excoriated, abraded.
2. ooogit, €0. oDc^p, as cHooc^^cxjajJit, having
sk whitOf or whitish, surface, Cognates ; see oooMi
|most common ) — •o^l«> — o^^l*» — ^h — »Cgl,
Analogous terms; see cpo^^.
noog|, generally ODogj, 1. Smooth, sleek; see cgj. 9.
free, single, unencumbered, unrestrained; ^^^^^^
gloDOQi singlcy unmarried ;— 03C^, applied to
letters, single, without vowels or inflections.
— .ooc^pooocg, same as oocg|, 1.
ooog|<^(g|i, same as cioog|, 2.
oocajt co» cocc]8| as odo2|8ooc^ ; see cooM.
coc^S, CO* of cooMf as ooc^pooc^^, thin, broady
&c.
<oc^^, CO. co^cocxfjjiz, or ODc^jSooo^, .userable, barely discernable, also used as co*
OD^^, as ooSco^^oo^oo^, fine dust, particles,
atoms; ooScojj^ooScx)^.
OD8c8S,jnst begin to appear, as, a beard begins tobeseen.
©|a>|, adv. of OD§, as ooD^oj^c8^no^oo§o5,— The wind
comes very sligthly, 00^, and OD^OD^, used as
above, so also ©8.
flo88, adv, slightly, in small degree,
od|S, coupled with oo^S, and 008O8, as od^Soo^S, aosxj8
dd8^, tardily, softly, lightly, without energy, op^
ooSoo8SoD^5, see dimly, (gloD^^oo^S, appear indis-
tinctly. Analogous terms, are odcoiS, 8i, gH, odc8,
*aDd co^"^.
cogioo^s, adv. of sound as in pronouncing the word
itself, or action, supposed to produce such sound.
108 oo«^6oo5^S
oogSoogS, ad/^. do. the souDd more dall.
OD^i 00. 8^ooQi8^oofp, Bee odqi.
00^^, 1. Temporary, momentarj, for the oceasioD, cx>^S
o8, or ooflScfi (at Tav.) a horizontal pole used to
lay hold of for enpport when treading paddy ; . at
Manlmain ^(j5.-^ 00^0800 ^So8 do. o6^ooScx)^Soo
flS, or OD^Soc^S, have only a glimpse of; obco
^^00^^, come for a short time, make a short stay ;
the same as oo^^a>(^^.
2. CO. oofliSoD^S, a mnltidade.
00^5, CO. oc^oo^S, hook up fish without a bait.
oo^8| CO. ooc^oo^g, %ee no(^.
oo^S, CO, oo^oD^S, hasty, momentary.
co^i, (not been found alone) 8^00^1, or 8paD^i8|Soo^1
recklessi regardless of consequences, inconsiderate,
or considering only self-gratification, self-willod
8^co^ioDc8iooS, talk as above.
ooqiS, (Tal.) assembly, multitude, oSoSooqiS, do.
oofll^S, CO. oxjSoD^^S; see od<j5.
OD^, CO. ooJ^nob, or coc^oo^t, rapidly, with agility,
incessantly on the move, fickle, changeable ; (from
06) (^(^, the same as od(^oo^.
OD(^Sood^9 vibrate, as a' long reed shaken by the wind,
brisk, pert, waggish, affected in manners^ foppish.
ooJ^^ooSp, »* light fingered'* mischievous, sly, meddle-
some, particularly childern prone to pilfer.
oo<>|^aD(^^, is used in nearly the same significatione, ^ee
008^.
oo«^Sa)«^S| and oc^Sc^Sod^^Sc^S, tremulously, with a
COOD^COOD^ 109
jerking qaivering motion, see ^5, and cbS. Cog-
Dates, 00^8, — c^5,-— oocfeS, — cjj5, — ^cocbS.
oo^co^, the Ban)e as odc^^od^^, see ^\, and oobji.
oo^5oo^"[5, ased to indicate wavering motion, to and
fro, one way and the other, o^ooc8dbyo^88c8Soo
OD800iooS(jjioo(j5oDq|Soo<gioDi,*^^ c85, reciprocatc.
00^1. 1. A probosis, comp. oo<^i, and oo<ji. 2. The
Elephant's trunk ; arms or branches of creeping
plants.
00^, inclined, tilted, elevated, raised (horizontally) od^§
and ^Soo^, a small basket, Lsed by the Karens
for betel.— 00^00^, tree, see c8^ oo^c8^ and oo^,
ooflS, €0. oc^Soo^S, sway, vibrate, or wave to and fro,
as trees by the wind, «^^ cxj^S.
co&\ 1, Sometimes used for ooS, raised up, &c. 2. eo.
co^ioo^i, and oo^ico^^, OD^ioo^i, brisk, pert,
waggish, &c»
0000)9 CO. oooSSooool, competition, mutual strife to gain
an object of competition, opooo^ooc^iooicooo8§8oo
oong8cj5c85c^ioD(X)l «8c8i.
— coocooSi, adv. co» adj. in a flying iliass, as leaves
driven by the wind, odooIcS^, strive together in
rivalry or competition odhoIciodc^S; da. 0000I00
00), (a^fu. of ooool) with excessive efi^ort ' to rival
or outdo others.
ooooS, and ooodSooooS, from odS, all about, on all sides,
cooo^QOOD^, do. see St and qg, as cBsSioooo^Si, the
gear of a Karen carrying baskets ogSioDooSSi, a
kind of fishing net, see ooS.
iio
00001
ooooSy 1. Shield, defend from danger, stand .between
one and danger ; co. ooot^, 86 cocxjooodS ; also oo
obS, as ODoDSooobS. The snatching from danger;
synonymous with (jSopi^ojx. 2. Draw out, as
a thread from a mass of fibre, as cocx)Sc6. 3.
Beat a few strokes on a drum previous to the
regular beat. 4. To enlarge or widen the area of
a plantation, see ododS; ooooS. 5. The humming
of bees about their hive. 6. oocx)Snooo5, and oo
oo5oo5oooo5oo5, aefu. 'with a broken voice, in a
faltering manner, speaking or crying, d^ooSd^ooS,
do. Word analogous to odcxd5, 1. Are oSsojicgS
oji ; — g8^§i8^o6S ; — ^SdB^oootooiyi^Sgl ; — ^
oji^sopi ; yieiiQiS^ ; ooiogio3^oo^l^c6i.
oooot, {;o. a)o5^cx)oD8| surmise, guess, estimate, form an
opinion (oooos is the usual spelling,) ooo5^oooD8. —
^oooo«ogS,— oooDtoccSi, express an opinion.— oooos
o6i, go by guess of the right path,^oooot98, '^shoot
at a venture.''
2. With c8i| 8S c8icx>oD8o;i, become abated^
reduced, less violent, as a fever, a fire, the heat
of the sun towards evening.
oooDi, 1. CO. cx>ooicoc6ti hundred, or ten times ten.
2. Sometimes nsed/or ooooi, a tree, fruit very acid,
oooSS, co^ oDoSSooooS, also co. mo:^%^ as oooS^oooos,
guess, &c.
ooooiy 1. CO. ooooioDob, decorate, ornament. — oocx)ioo
008, decorate one's self with dress, jewelry, or
any kind oi ornaments.— ^ooooicS^ooooi, means,
in reference to the sky, the sun moon, and stars ; —
ooojS 111
in reference to the earth, rivers, mouDtaiDs, plants^
flowers, aDimaU, &c. o^sodooioS^ooooi, is mili-
tary drees, eqnipage, &c. see oo8sooc8, — oo^odcp,
— @5b«d8, &c.
2. eo. oocoiooocn, see oooi.
cDooiS, see coSS.
3. see ooooiS, weight, gravity.— c8icx)ooiS, or c8i
ooooi^, it weighs; see oogS.j see ooooiS.
n)00i5, preceded by 9^, as oSoocx)iS,.a preterative parti-
cle, c8^o^oooDi5ooop^, stop a little, oococbio^co
001S, let me go a while; see under 0^. The 0^,
some times follows the od, as ooo^ooiS, do* see
also o^oocSS.
®oj«> (generally spelled ooo^S or ooo^S;) sad, dejected,
lone, dispirited ; it has many shades of meaning
in its connections with other words.
1. CO. ooojSoDcBi, vertigo, dizziness, ODO^^ojS, do.
also need in the sense of lonely, feeling the want of
society.
8. CO. ooo^^oo^, sad, melancholy, disconsolate, as
a person bereaved, a3O2^0D^, and ooo^^oo^, do.
ooo^^ODooi, do. (Bpo^a^S^co^f feel desolate,
lonely ; also applied to places desolate, solitary,
QDinhabited.— -ODtoDCf^, have a longing for, as to
see a person beloved, or for home, <* homesick/'—
ooSoooj^ooi, I feel lonely, desolate, "homesick.'*
3. ODojSopS, (or ODo^^op^,) nsed adverbially, in-
dicates regret, or grief.
4. 0002^096811 (ooo^^oDcSi,) pathetic, soothing,
tender (relating to soonde.)
113 ooo^iodt
5. cSiooojS (200^^) 00. cSiooo^ScSioDcBi, delicious,
grateful to the taste, oo^ooicoiooooiODOOiS, oitcx>i
00001 cfilODOjS.
• 6. cxxj^SojSoooj^o^^, adv. of odo^S.
ooo^S, CO. ODojSoocSS, adv. qualifies words of motion,
nodding, staggering, toppling, stumbling, yioooi
^lootSsooiooiSoDc^^oDcSlojSooojS, 866 0^5 aod 00
0^5. Analogous terms, see coeoog^, — ooj^tcx>oi,
-^c88^^^8^, — cK^oop, — c8io5ic8ioo|t, — cS^S
eS^S, — and <i)5c8S85Q^.
oooji, CO. 00001, doleful, dismal, unusual, portentous,
causing anxiety, dubious; (applied to colors,) dun,
di gy, pale red, ash color,
ooojio^, or oocoiv3^, the long armed ape, "Hyloba-
tes,*' of which the Karens say there are two
species, the red, and the black; viz, ooo^ioSSi,
and ooo^io^oj.
— ooojieScx^, the ape's cry.
— co(X^\o^<x>co^, a lone ape bemoans; this heard
at night is also a bad omen.
— noojie^cSc^i, and ooo^i^s^^s, the ape's scream,
supposed by Karens to be a kind of dirge.
O0001008, a species of tree (Bur. odScxHi,) the bark is of
a dull reddish color 3 produces an itching sensa-
tion.
—* 81000^1, CO. 8iooo5S8ioooji, of a reddish or
sandy color, as plants scorched by the sun.
— dloDOji, be of a pale flaxen color, unnatural
whiteness, albescent.
rpoboDob 118
--■-^Sooo^i^ flashed as the conntenairce by gazing
intently at a donbtfnl object, see coooi*
GOtgS, CO. ooj^Si and oOcgS^ from €gS| extend, stretch
forth in a line, reach, be continnons, extend or
reach to a certain linoit, for a whilci temporarily,
as cSooo^S i(oo^S^ swoon, be stnnned, made sense-
iess, i. e. die temporarily; with other roots, the
meaning modified.
!• ooojSooobi, see oo^Socbi, besmeared, bedanbed,
as with slime, slaver &c. overspread.
2, ooogSoodSS, see oocSSoocSS.
9. eo. oooj^S, or ooj^S adv^ of time, a short
period, temporarily.
ooojS^i (oojSjt,) a **hold'^ in murfc, dwelling
iong on certain notes*
coojj5ooojS (oojjBoojjS,) adv. a long while.
4. oSoooj^S, a thorny creeper, leaves minnte, ^^
o55o5S.
tacqi He coa^^ and oocgi and oDcgi.
a>oo CO. oooooocxn, name of a jnngle plant; leaves nar-
row and long; succulent parts eaten by the na*
tives.
oDcoi, (x>. ooo^^, as (S^ooo^^GS^aDooi, feel lonely,desol-
ate ; generally 09c8^09ooi.
<t>ob, eo. 00001 as ooobcoocn, adorn one's self, pnt on
ornaments^ see oooDi.
<x>cba>ab, neatly, handsomely,-— -Qioo^ooobcocb, do with
precision, care, nicely, — oocbcboDcbcb, do. also
applied to personal appearance, with neatness,
genteelly, oocboodS, do. see oocb.
8 K.
114 OOtSbt
ootobS 1, adj. all, every; as cocbSyi every person; — ca
cbSooSoooxooSooS, every thing of every kind, cona-
pare dB^, ^ooiS, — and cBg.
2, With an adv<. affix-^-brilliantly* with a glitter-
ing or glossy appearance, generally things of a red
or dark color, as oocb^coogSj with smooth glossy
brilliance. It applies particularly to changeable
colors, or glistening at short intervals,— ooobSooofcS
lustrous, brilliant, glittering; oocbSoDo^Si do. cohS
t6h\ sometimes used for ODob^oDcb^,— oocb^c^^
or coobSooSoDobSob^ glossy, lustrous, as the sur-
face of a black bottle, silk velvet, and the like.
— sbtooob^, reflect, shine by reflection aa a black,
glossy, or polished surface.
8, ODob^ojy a tree, *' Cassia nodosa'* same as cooo^
Oj and oDcS^oj.
4, ooob^Si, ** Garcinia, ^ Mangoeteen also ealled
opcbS, adv. as ODobS^t, long, or tall, slender, flexible^
and thereby adapted to sway or wave.
— ooobBoocSS, adv. waving, fluctuating, moving
from side to side.
— oicbSoSSobScSS, do.
ODcbS, CO. ooodS, defend, protect, &c,
ODobt, CO. cxDcbtODcSs, move up and down with a quid
see-saw motion, (Commonly, oocbt or ODcbs) cx>ob
^i, quiet as a crying child, one's gait in walking
ODobtoocSt shorty high step.
Analogous terms are c^tdB^oooD^S^, — ^ic8S
oodBi 115
noobi 1, A tree, of the Palm family.
2, 00. ODo^^Si as oDODSoDobiy see ododS.
oodB^, a tree, Caseia; cot^o), Cassia fistula.
oxS^ojy Cassia nodosa.
oocSS, from c8S 1, Or odcSScocS^, extend, stretch ont|
op or down, tall and slender, Comp. ooc85ooc8S,
a3cBSdB^, stretch np, as the neck and head in looking
upward, qSodcSSgSjSoocSSs^c^^I), ooc8Sc8^ do.
oodBScSi, stretch down, as a bird its neck in looking
down from an eminence, ooc8Sc@i do.
aoG8S<6i, stretch ont horizontally, or nearly so as in
looking forward, cx)g8Sc8i (£>. (ooc8S most used.)
2, oocBS, oog8S most nsed, a kind of snare for
catching wild fowls; formed by a cord with nooses
fastened to stakes driven into the ground at inter-
vals, l^oocSS a single noose tied to the end of a
pole, used for catching animals on trees, &c. oodBS
is nsed as a verb to express the act of catching
animals. J/^otCf ODoSS is sometimes used for ooc8S
and ooSS,
(ooBtoocSt, used most, followed by c8^, raise and depress
the body with a degree of force, as in trying the
strength of a thing by such force, C07ry[>. cx)obt.
ox8i, oo8t» and ooc8i, monster-like ; tall, and large
beyond the ordinary size, see odBi, a sea-dragon,
It is with other roots, as follows.
1. ooc8ic8i, CO. oDc8iooSooc8ic8i» of extra size,
monster^likei tall and larg^, see c8i. o}Pooooi|^Q^
116 coiSx
00ajJ|l(»c8, 00091 OOCDpOlSl, oitooioD^cx)dBiG8ic8i.
2. cx)c8i8, <J0. ooc8io^ooc8i8, thoroughly, through-
out, completely, oS^oj^ogSobSifoo^oodBiSooojS.
3. oc 08 1 1 is CO* coo^f as cca^codixf see oco^^.
occS, 1. The tumerick plant or roots ODcS, is most
commoD.
2. Duplicated as oo<j8cx>c8, ddv. slowly, carefnlly,
cautiously, cbioodScodS.
oodSS, do. ODdSttS, very carefully, very slowly,
OD(S, is coupled with 000b, as cocboDdS, with care,
&c. Analogous terms, »ee co^.
oocSS, geuerally oodS^, praise, eulogize, extol, be cele-
brated for skill, wisdom, prowess, &c. oocS^ooioo
01, noted for beauty; oodS^ODioooocSioo^p^, cele-
brated for eloquence ; oocS^ooiooc^teitoo^oi, cocSi
ooScS, extolled for good works and probity. cocS^,
is used in a bad sense, notorious for any thing,
good or bad. It also implies notoriety that ex-
ceeds or extends beyond others. Hence oociS^,
becomes couplet of ODdBS, as oodSSoDdS^, exteod,
&c. It is also couplet of ooo^S, as oodS^ooo^S, &c.
see dS^, to .tread. Terms analogous to oodS^, be
notorious, see oc^iooiS, — 0(gd8aDlc8i, — ^^^^t —
*td8^o@i\, — OOOD1, — ODi^cB^S^a^i, — oj^dB^.
oodSi, from dSi cease for a time, have an interim. 1 .
00. ood8ia3o5S, and oodSirS, v. be a long time^
long ago, see oo^oiSooS&i.
2- 00. oodSioooo^, adv. slowly, tardily, see coc8
ODdS.
8. CO. ooobioodSi, adv. long between joints, or ex-
oo«
^cri lit
tremities ; also applied to the waving motion of
tall trees by the* wind ; swaying throngh a wide
spaeOy see obidSi.
4. oocSiy and codSicS, adv. long ago.
5. cxxjSioocSi, moderately, at intervals a3noo(SiOD
dSi, heat moderately, so as not to scorch, or bnrni
toScoiSicoiSif turn occasionally, as in heating
any thing so as not to burn..
6. cSoocSi, 00. c8o9o5idBoDc3i9 a4v. distant from,
a long way off. Analogous to asagCy 3. see 061091
con;— 0019181; — 6bSc8l ; — ojSoSSo^SdSS ; — true
usage, 4. ooiocoi<gn ; — coidS; — oonooo^S^; — coi
o6«; — ob««)biooS; — o5Sc^Sodc65ooS ; — oo8Soo«S
oo^OD^ ; — cDoioj^ ODoioDtooS ; — ooSoSSooSfeiooS,
to usage 5(5. c8ioo|Sc8iogi; — ooSifi; — co8i§«; —
©iSoocoiS ; — o5io5ioDc3b5 ; — ooooio ; — oo^ySoojS.
ao(^, from <^S, oblique, irregular, slant-wise, dang-
ling, confusedly, see 06^^.
nocbScS^ODc^^cdi, in a confused manner ; some one way,
some another; " higgledy piggledy ;"'^-c8i8ico«^S,
hang loosely down. Compare §cx)0 ; — ooosoof^f);
ooojI^oioocbS ; — <^cx)00S ; — o:g||Scx>oo5 ; — ga>
cx>5 ;- ^S^^S^x ;- ^^fl^^^4|S ;- ja(aSa^ ;~
Qoc^i, be oblong, be some what longer than broad.
oof^b, €0. coi^xoScoi^xhf do* approaching the shape of
an egg; a low shed.
coc^o^, do. ovate, as ovate leaves, o'^Soaco^l^ttioeoDt
OD<^iajc8i, see o^.
•— ^8ooo665oo<^, (jSj^.) exaggerate, 9b«ooo5b5oo
118 cn>€p
i^Xf do. see coo5| see also cxx^i. Analogous
terijis, see Sir^b ; — Siooc^S ; — 8ib6; — gioocoi;
§000 ; od8^ooo8 ; — <j^cx>^jS ; ooc^Sb;— -65gi.
coQ^t, A tree which prodaces the wild eandal wood, —
grows in Mergui province.
0C6p, divergent, spreading, expanding ; from cp.
1, O06poo8, spread open as a fan, oo€pdB^, raise
the arm od^cS^oo^, raise the hand and spread out
the fingers oocpcb^; extend out wide at the top,
as a broad- top basket see oo^^ol.
2, oocpcp, adv^ oo6p, applied to calling or talk-
ing, in a harsh, violent, screaming manner, comp.
oboodbt.
3, oocpo), CO, ODCpSSoocprf), adv. divergingly ex-
panding, spreading, fan-like, ODO^I^odoio), do. %^
coo), do.
4, CO. ooGpooSj^, or oocpooS, a contrivance for
catching fish, viz. a kind of basket wide at one
end and narrow at the other.
5, ooc[o9^, moveable goods, furniture, spoken of
as a whole, ooSttcabiwoSg, do.
.<$, OD^IS^, the name of a frog having broad, flat
head, ecp8j5, do.
7, A tree growing in land overfl.owed by sAlt water
at full tides, branching roots grow on the sides
two or three feet high generally written oo<[).
— cos^cr^j CO. oocJlQ^oDcpajj), in a cx>^, jungle,
comp. oocp, — tcp, — @1, — 00^, and §1, see cp.
Analogous terms, se^ oooSt, cx>co^,— -oo^,— »^, —
oojl, — ©(jl, — 0^ool, — o^ODCO^,— - 03O^,<^, and
TOCft 119
^. Anal, to oocp. 5, see t»8tooc8,— nooDiooob,—
^oobtS^oobi, — odS8o3So5i, — ^c8SS^8^,— oooon
ooc8S| — ooSo9isooSoo«.
8, CO. 00^, as od^ooon, harry, urge forward.
<o<|^, often @^, soraetiraee cocjS or QS. 1, A
iarrow, rake, a *< cultivator,*' oac^S^ the straight
piece of timber into which the teeth are inserted,
oo^Soocgi, the handle; cce^co^^ the teeth; oocjSo©
tfi, the shafts;— cgtoosjS, to plow, see @S. Compare
ob^ a ploqgh.
2, ooc|^ooc|S, ado. clatteringly, the sound of the
word.
flocjS 1, eo* OD^S, as od^Sooc^S, ado. socind, harshly,
gratingly.
%f CO. 00^89 as a3|^So3C|S see co^S, gen. odS[Sooc^S
a zayat.
oocji, often @« 00. ooc^too^t^ be crowded, jammed,
pressed or wedged fast, fastened tightly, be in un-
pleasant, or dangeroQs proximity*
3, jig. Be in perilous eircamstances, escape difficult,
' or impossible.
oo€[to8i, fastened down, aoc|tc3iooo3t; the thing
fastened, or place of fastening as ed^ODJScS^StQS
ODC|tc8i09ca8|^9Q)cn)i.— ^ooc^s is ased adverbially
thus, 0903^1 tie fast to, fasten by tying« — cSiooc^s
''^fall afoul of be fast afonl, as a boat on a
cock. ^
4, oD^tc8Sooo99f run a foul of each otheri as two
boats.
120 00^
5, Figuratively, oe^So^jSooc^too^oooDt, eomein 6tt(K
den eontact with nulooked for periU
69 often ooc^ty a kind of trap somewhat re<*
sembling a figure 4 ; ooc^ioo^, a piece of timber
used for a weight on the 00^85 — ooc^ioqSSo, the
string by which the coe^tj is applied ; ODC^soo^iooi^
the post of the cocjs; — ooc^sooo, the diagonal
piece of a coc^t ^ — obc|tooc^t, the horizontal piece
to which the bait is affixedj^ spindle ^—«btoDC|^
^•'set" a coCj%.
ly co^coQ^t fractionsi, q^oarrelsomei irascible» pag-
naciousi see also oo^ooc^s^
8^ 09C^809C^89 sound like the gnawing of rats ^ cSS
coQ809C^i, sounds oac|tooc|r.
see OD6|i ; — @8 •, — ftc^t ? — gt ^— odc^i ^ — @« ^ —
ccjt; — g«, and §«.
ooQ^ I9 Sometimes used for od^^ as odc^o^ for od^^
divergingly^
% CO. coi^^coc^l^f see 00^.
coca If 00. OD^iooc|i9 scattered about in disorder, m^x
eo^if do*
2, cx)^icoc|i» or @i@i, (^do. imitative of sound
like that of dragging brushy OD^icoo^ioo^ioo^i do.
Zf cos^xcoQ^Xj adv. imitative of sound like cracking,,
or the striking together of dry split bamboos; &c.
09& ly A small creeping plant foufid in the 09^1 jan-
gle; the leaf is remarkably brittle.
2, 00^00^1 small articles; goods, tools, apparel
&c^ taken a& a whole, 00^800^061^ do. see od{
and § see co^f 5»
OOi
^^ 121
to!^ \, Sometimes used for e^^, or o^S^ or oo^^, an
urD^ or ^ng-shaped jiari large Bize.^
2, CO. co^Hoo^s, see 00^8 a chasm, gorge &c.
00^, generally oo^s 1, Concentric, revolving, have a
circular direction, — cSoD^t, a kind of spear hav-
ing a tortnous blade.
%j ao^t, or oo^t oooot, whirl one^s self around ^
an amusement of children ;—
co^809%Sf all aroi>nd, on all sides;— cSioo^g, turn
from the upper to the under side, as a person on
a beam.
3, oo^soD^s^j!^. indefatigabljy energetically, ply
a thing on all sides, or, at all points ;—-oc^8t)5»
no^tOQ^s^ pall tight, as in tying a thing ;-— 00^
OOiOQ^t, bite hard, bite with a firm hold»
4, oo^t, generally 00^1 the large wild cotton tree,
^'Bombax mal abaricum," (Bur. cooSou)
5, generally oo^s, oo^tot^ a round tuft (ot wing*
ed) as a tuft of hair left on the crown in shav-
ing the head.
6, OQ^noSi gen« o>^tooSi in a reeling, stagger-
ing manner, oomp. e^8, — §s, — oo^«, — @8, —
and gt.
00^ 1, CO. 09^cx>c^^ hastily, briefly, in a harried mane-
ner, generally used together yioo^ioboiScS^oo
^ox^^Sto080D^^09iooiSo9iooopic8i. The phrase
indicates quick sucession. Analogous terms co^S
co^S , ooosoD^i ; o^Soooi ; oa^Sno^S ; co^co^ ;
2, cx>^oo8i, circle, eircamference,
122
cx>^
oo^\, or odSiod^i, irregularly, informally, for a short
period, hasty, bc8if ao5[Soo6j^ above.
OD6J1, n. Inelosure, assemblage, confederacy, combination,
party, t>. enclose, surround as witli a fence.
1, as ^sooc^io5^coio^8, surround a house with
spear-traps.
— oocjiooS, fence off.
— oocinoooDt, stockade one's self.
— co6^ic8ioooD« 6r ^icS^oooat sleeping with
weapons of defence.
2, n. 006^1, CO. DD6^iOD^8, or oocjioocp, a fence, wall,
hedge, inclosure, as (»iooc|i, make a fence; ''fence
in/*
3, n. A yard, pen, as dSoDC^ioo^t, a fowl yard, o^S
O0Q1, a buffalo pen.
4, n. A patch, or plot of ground for planting v«g-
etablesi &c. though not inclosed, as "^sooooc^i and
6^ 0OO0CJ1 OD jScab jSoo8«.
5, ooc^i, CO' coG|ioo^, n. an enclosure, assemblage,
herd, community, party, neighborhood, see ot 13,
Dum, affix, applied to specific lots and quantities.
6, ^C^1» as oj^BoDC^ioS, plant bamboos aronnd*
7, 8aoc^i, enclosed garden, compound, &c.
8, ooc^i, denotes not only enclosing, but shut in.
Analogous terms, odSi, — ooS«>d, — ooScB^i,— oo^
oo^S, — ^©n, — ooS^p, — fibtotoj^^, — a>ipo%5, —
«b8^5. — abiSjSooS,— cSioo^i, — 008^06, — o^SfJ^t —
0^1819^ ,,—8100^^, — ojoo^s.
OD^, or 00^, 1, Rough, disheveled, shaggy, having a re-
pulsive aspect, as 8^oo^(^, rough, disheveled hair.
CX)^ 123
2, oo^oo^g or oo^oo^«, rongh, savage, violent in
temper.
00^00^, or 00^00^, do. ^«iogi^8^oo^oo^, nn-
keiupt .Cognates, oo^, or @, — Q, — ^.
Analogons terms, oo^(ji,— OD^jcji, — ^X^^' — ^St
^^1, — ^\^^i — S®^"*-' — oD^iQs, — oo<j)q^, — oo^«
<2JSg8^oS| 09^00^9 — ODOo8S^8, — rOOOOOOCxfl,— 00
oS^apjSSicoS, — «bc8^«6c8i, — oDcxgiscoocjjg, — od^
OtOOO(5||«, OOOJIOO ^.
cn^S, 9ee ^^.
nooSoo^Sy adv. abrapt, guttural sounds, as snoring,
grunting.
ooqSi. (some times used for 30^S,) adv. found only in
connection .(^jS, as <23^^^, chunked, low, of short
stature. Analogous terms, od8^oo08, — ngg^SoS^, —
<2^ngt^8, <lJ80D02t, — OtCX>^S, 0^80D?, ^^@?
00^1, from ^ see oo^. It has, however, been found
only in connection with <j, as <Jod^i, or oocj^i
adf>. rough, disheveled, untidy, disarranged, sloven-
ly, shaggy looking. Cognates, oo^i, ^i, — oo^gi.
Analogous terms, see under dd^.
^\ I, A kind of scaffold or shed oo^oDCp do*
2, aij. as oo-Tgi^oo^, that species of betel plant
which grows on a no ^.
— oj^co^, cultivate the betel, or other climbing
plants on a od^.
3, V. fig. Disgrace, cover with shame, as c^ioo^SS
124 coff
oo^o^f a person who brings disgrace on his
parents, see oo^.
oo^S, adv 1, With force, energetic, as ooSoo^Sco^S or
S^@^» r«in with force, see ^.
2, oo^Soo^^, also cS^oD^SooooSf adv. expression
of sonndy as of a herd of running cattle, rolling
thnnder, force, intensity, and speed.
oo^^o^ScsbS, adv* used in describing the gambols of a
lot of children in play.
Cognates, gS,-.ODgS,~gS,^o3gS,-.g[S,-03co%S.
Analogous terms, o^Sooji,— «(^^»c8^,~«5|^«o6, —
oooSog), — ttofwop, — OQojsoaoj, — odIoodIiB, — c8
8^gDl8^, — IJQOOS, — ^^OD<i>^. Analogous to co^
ojpo?i^, see ©(feS©rBS, — oooiocSi, — i^oSiScfiS, —
c8icoicoii, — S^oor^, — i^iSf,-i^cx)^. — fS^^S
co^S, 00 09|Sooc^S 1, A succession of generations, as of
men, successive companies, yiODc^SeoSSooSoooD
2, oocx)^Soo^S, generation after generation, party
after party, successive generations, companies, or
parties.
3, CO. OD^SoQ^S, adv. abrupt, grunting, or whir-
ring, sounds.
Cognates Q5, — oo^S, — Q5,— odoo^S,— all from
^S, Analogous to oo^S 1, and 2. oof oo^oof , oo^i
8lOO^l8l, OOoS8lOOo58l, OO^^OO^S OOCO01
oo^oooooi.
no^i, indicates energy, force, earnestness, (generally
spelled ^s), see oo^ or ^.
ooj|i 125
1, oo^too|8 energetically, indefatigably, ae cbxco
% oo^tco^ do. with the additional idea of hastiness,
**off hand,'* thonghtlesslj, as oocSioc^iOD^, talk
iniprodentlj, without doe regard to facts or eon-
sequencesy— -ooD^tQ09^9 sleep incautiooslj, with-
out regard to danger.
Cognates, g([«, — oo^t, — gi, — 0|», — g«, — OD
^1, — ^|«. — Analogous terms, oo^oocSi, — §*[«
co^S, affj. a dull, creaking sound, like that of bubbling
water. It is repeated as od^Scoj|^, or combined
with OD and oocx)S, as ODOo^ooooS, o6§d8^ao^^
co^^. Boiling water sounds ^%j^oo^^.
no^i, sound indicated, suddenness, and violence; and
hence hastiness ; also used adverbially, as,
1, »ico^iooj|i, work energetically.
2, Combined with oo and ooodS, as c8^oo(3S^ooo^t
ooSoodo^OQOoS, the tiger pounced upon it violently.
3, Combined with cot and ooooS as c8^cx>g8^ooi^oo
ojitog^oosoo^iooooSS^^ODO^^, a tiger unexpectedly
pounced upon a dog and got him at once. •
4, ocHoo^iodIooc^S in a sudden and violent, man-
ner. 00^00)00^103) coc^S, an act of violence, a sud-
den dash, as of robbers upon an unexpecting vie-
.tiro.
5, oo^iooc^io&soot, do. except that o&sodt is ex-
pressive of the sounds uttered by the victim, c8i
ooe^8^ooooiioo^iooc^io&sooi8i|Sbc8i.
126 co^x
Cognates, Q^.— ^i; — Qi, — gif — 03^if — see
Analogous terms, ODogt,— cor^^, — ODg^,— OD^S,—
ODcbi, OD^.
00^, V. cry out with a sharp shrill voice, shriek, scream
as from alarm, cx)dBooi^oo^c8^cx)g^oo^, (often writ-
ten Q.) ad verbally used to qualify such sound
as yi^iooS§ta5«oo5|^ooG[, also oo^Scog^, co. ^S^oo^
OD^Soo^S, adv. expressive of the sound made by
a Burman crow.
2, ODCj^, adj. bare, naked, divested of the usual
external appendages, or covering, as ^5^S[ a tree
bare of leaves, ^odc|^, bald, quite bare, as the
pate without hair, &q. c8cx)q, open, full of holes
as a mat, or basket.
3, gen. ooGj^ an amphibious animal of the Cacarta
or lizard family ;— larger than 000s, brown, varie-
gated with white,
4, oocj^Si or @8i, barnacles.
Cognates @,— ©?[ or g,_g,_oc>^,— «^^ Cj^.
Analogous to, oocj^. 2, ojScSoj^hcbi, — 001008, —
coiwSfxgii,— 091008, --^oD05i,—8oo^«,—o8aDo6i, —
coQ^P 1, cB^'DGj^^ooGj^, a bird so called from its cry
OD^^ooGj^S, about the size of a vulture; color,
brown ; neck long.
2, ^§[§^§[^Si, a small fish, also called. gSoosobi
spinous ; distinguished for ejecting slaver from the
mouth, see «[?.— @?j— @^f— @? and'oog^.
odC^^i, with 008S, as oo^SooC^^i, (often ©i|S©C|^i) adv. used
co\ 127.
in describing a sudden outpour or spurting forth.
Analogous terms, cSis6j5c8ioj«, — c8icjSc8ic6S| —
o£)5oogfl, — «5*5l, — ' fib«oD^, — c8i8ic8i|^S, — ©8S
•91.
no^» or ^, rough, harsh, having power to OQangle,
lacerate, abrade, wear away.
1, 00^, CO. oo^i^co^, or oo^(X>8, the sharp or point-
ed hook used by elephant drivers. Hence the fol-
lowing couplet figuratively describing incorrigible-
nese. (X)aSof3^oo8^ooooi,([jsooioD^oo^SoDn.
2, oosoD^, a file, rasp, sometimes a saw.
3, V. To file, rasp, &c. c8i, or ngS often follows, as
oocj^ogS.
4, a)^.cSi|9, make an inroad, cut away the bushes
through the center of what is designed to be cleared
for a plantation, ocx}^c8i^l>oi8t,o^scx>8id8^0}iooi9
c8i.
5, ooSco^, become lacerated, galled, abraded, good
6, OD^b, and oo^bb, often oboo^ stern, austere,
harsh, foS^^oasoo^boo^Qgiob^. Applied to heat,
— severe, overpowering 5 ooScBSoo^b. It is intensely
hot, cohSS^co^%9 do. ooScB^oj^^oo^S, do. ooS
cBS^oodbt, do.
— sboD^ or oboa^ in an austere, harsh, sharp,
stern manner,- adj. sharp,, peaked, as ^^cx>^ a
sharp, peaked nose, og^^cS^oo^oboo^ the dog
bristles defiance.
00^008, adj. expressive of the sound of a hearty
188 od\S
laugh, OD^^cx)^ do. |icx)i|^OQ^, or |\od^oc>^, «w
lioilojoolobS, do.
7| cSoD^ the name of a tree bearing a flatish, black
fruit, called by Barman coooSoocb,
Cognates, @..— oo\,— @. — @i— a)\»— §f —
o^, from ^.
oo^^, often ^^, capricionfl, unstable, fickle, ephemeral,
but pleasant, or attractive, eee ^^) and Qo^^o6t«
under oo.
1, ooc^5ooi[S, adv. in a vacillating, undetermined
manner, as ^wiooSooc^Socij^SoD c^S oo ^S St oo (^ c8^
ODpOOIOoS.
— -OD^S<30^^, adv. temporarily, as (^iood^o6c8|ScDi
oS^oo^Soo^SSsojibcSi. Compare OD^ico^i,
2, cx)^^, name of, shruba or tree growing on the
borders of streams and resembling the willow.
There are several varieties, as oo^SSi, under side
of leaves of a reddish huci grows mostly aaiong
rocks and stones,— ooij^Soo^, leaves acid; — oo^SoSg,
leaves, astringent, grows in clumps on sand banks;
oo^l^SajgS^, the head shaking od^S, grows in run-
ning water and is agitated by the. current ; it is
called oo^Sooioi^eoooo^S or oo^So5.
8, ^SoD^i^S, the name of a stream between Tavoy
and Toungbyouk.
4, oo^^cbS, (generally oo^ScbS,) adv. in a tasteful
qnanner, in a manner that commands admiration; —
adorments of dress. Cognates @S, — oo^S, or @S.
Terms analogous in sense to oo^^, 1, j8,— — cot
COi
\x^ 129
coi^, adv. babbling or gargling soands, as (jxcoox^db
8tojSc8ibd8^oo5[S coi[Sc8i. iq|
Analogoae soands are indicated by OD^Soo^Sf-—
(8^(fi^,-@S@S,-§S§S,-(ijiS<0lS,-^^^, &c. I
no^t 1^ CO. cx)^toac^8 n. a ravine or gorge between moan- |
tains or hillsy as oo^tyii in a ravine ; the space
occnpied'by a ravine, oo^tcBSoct, the apper end
of a ravine, oo^tS^cS^, the lower end of of do. —
cSico^t, precipitons on both sides forming a ravinci
c8ioo^^c8ioo^i, do.
S, CO. oo^tco^t grating sound, as the gnawing of
rats.
3, oo^oo^s, adv. stemlji angrily^ as c^ioooioS^oo
ooioo^oo^too^oD^t. Oppressively, as cB^oo^oo^t,
it is oppressively hot, see OD«bi.
4, OD^t| CO. ODCjioo^i, a yard, «fec.
Cognates @«, — oo^t, — g«, — @« see S[«.
Analogous terms, ooooS, — cSiooooS, — ooSo(|ji,— .
ooc85c8ioj,— ooSooQooogS,— ooooajg,— (»03c^S,—
ooo3c8S, — cSiODo^S, — ooc^Sajs,— coScSicSso^t, —
00001^811.
^1^ obstruct or ensnare, as ooScS^^tco^oo^ioo^io
cbioooiSoop,c88^^ii|,^o«oe8@SoooDiooS|^icn>^ic6i,
teztores woven loosely, as cloth, mats, &c.J .^^^
2, 00^1 see oo^i, a door-leaf. ^
3, CO. oo^Soo^i, (often oo^Soo^i,) see oo^S, 8rd.
— •oo^iso9^i» same as cw^ioo^ico^i^i.
9 K.
180 OD^S
Cognates, ©S^i, — oo^ii — sco^ii — OD^i, see 2[i.
Analogous terms c8i«)5^<fiitoi, — o^o^^oSoj, — ^l
jSqic^i,— •dSetoi,— dB^ScB^sj,— dBsltol,— oB
co^, — S\c&\Sxco\y — ooopic8icSic8i,^ — ooc^oo
8«,— <jpo6^<2^dB,— ^«^6^8\i.— ?8«?«^1,-ooo6^
,00^1 00. inactively, inertly, quiet, still, as,
cS^no^cx)^, generally oo^ ^^ @9 ^ inactive,
quiet, doing nothing gB^cS, do.
gS^co^odcoS, — g8^@oooo5, — cS^tflooooS, do.
2, see ^, a narrow, deep valley, gully, trench,
gorges
8, OD^oo^, adv. the sound made by a pea-hen
when calling her young.
Cognates @i— @,— |§f see ^,
Terms analogous to 00^, 1 and 1, oi^33oi^, — odS
ooodS, — oooj^iooot, — dSStoi.
00^^ 1, Num. affix, from ^ unite, conjoin, aggregate.
as companies, collected bodies, &c« ^ic6ooico^^5
ooc8S ooco^SScx) ^S o5.
2, OD^^8icooo)8i, adv. en masse, altogether, the
whole family, or clan.
8, co^^oo§[i, a sudden bursting forth as of liquid
from a fractured vessel, see oocj^i. •^^•^'^i same
as oo^SooGj^i.
Terms Analogous to od^^ num. afix. are coOj —
OO^S, 00008^, 00CX)C^1009S, 00^^, OOOOT,—
^^Si generally oo^S, or @5, or od^S, or •SS, from
^S, project, stick out, as,
co^x 131
1) ^oo^S or OD^S projecting teetb«
d^ ^oo^S or oo^S, thrust, as with a spade in
digging ^P gr^BS.
3, oo^Soo^i or OD^SoD^iy adv. projectinglj. Used
also as oo^ioD^i, see co^x.
4, co^S, «. peck with the bill, as the wood-
pecker cS^oo^SGoa9J5*
5, co^ScSS or CD^ScSS 1, Projecting, sticking out.
2, in a repalsivoi forbiddiug, manner, as sores on
a person exciting fear of contagion.
6, see 03^S or oo^S, or 8^S a zayat, chapel.
Terms analogous to od^Soo^i, see 8CX)^i •oo^i,—
f), — oo^ooot, — oso^oiot,— 6s&soi8t, — 8l6S8lO^, —
«»^^«ci^,— ngiooo5^cgiooooi,— o§iooo5^o§iooc8i]| —
oo^t \. see co^tf a sheath, scabbard.
2, otcoS^ttJiff. treat with attention and respect,
as words of instruction, or counsel.
3, cxD^sSs, adj. on end, erect, applied to hair, bris-
tlesi feathers, quills &c. see Qz to receive, bear,
oppose to generally, oo^tSt.
Terms analogous to oo^sSs see oo^oo^, — ^S^®^, —
•jSScji, — oo|SSoo^i^, — oo^SoSiogi,— co^pODoS,—
cBf^pcSffib, — cSijcSi^, — ooc^«oSoo^«o8 — cfio^^
cSoocSs, — oocBsS^oDcStf^.
co^9 see ^^ and co^ scream as from fright.
00^1, CO. oo^ico^i., adv. imperfectly, carelessly, con-
132 TO^S
fusedly, see ooSj^oo^i, — e^ie^i, — oo^iooc^i, — s^i
and OD^i.
098, see ^, orge, hasten^ be argenti be iDconeiderate
in doing or urging forward any tbingi impatient
of restraint or delay,
1, V. OD^ CO. OD^oocp, basten, urge to diligencey
or speed, yioooi«icx)ioog|Oopoo^(fiiooooS.
2, adv. witb alacrity, witb baste, urgently, ad-
mitting of no delay, o8^c8tyico^coi,
3, co^coc|i, adv. blustering, driving, urgent, see s^
•C[S, co^oDc^s, c3ic8sc8icg^, Of ecSii a violent, out-
rageous, angry talk, as in a brawL
. 4, OD^BCO^; bastily, forcibly ; see oo^s.
5, 00^00^1 see @@, worthless, useless, &c.
6, oo^i^cx)^, see co\.
Cognates, od^,— @,— 00^,— @, — od@, — s^,
see 8, Analogous terms, implying b^ste, speedy see
ODS, — oDODoocg), — o:?)6oo1«8, — c88^Q^8^, — c8»
ojcSscgi, — 8^3^SS,— ooc^Sooo^S, — oo(^ooot,— «ob^
«c8^,--^ «ooi»c8i, — oooiocSi, — 05S09S1 — @t
@«, — ^S^S,— 080J,— cjicii.
oo^S 1, CO. OD^S8ioo€^58i, a temporary, low, open shed,
such as is used for stacking sheaves of grain.
2, To collect, pick up, gather little by little,
as a priest does his rice, SicScbioo^^efi^oooicBt
8ib».
3, oo^^a>^^ adv. sound like chopping bamboos.
4f oo^^ooc|^, adv» crashing sound like that of a
beast running among bamboos.
co9[t 133
5, no^^o^oioS^ a yellowish bird about the size of
a common fowl, often called, qBoiSHcS^ the wild,
yellow hen, its cry is od^^o^oioS, hence the
name.
6, OD^^, gnessi as a riddle, explain abstrnse sen-
tences; solve a problerp.
7, fl^od^^o^, CO. li^oo^SoS, a large kind of cross-
bow.
Sf c8toD^^o5 or d8tg^o5s, or oBg^oSs the name
of a tree growing in saltwater marshes, Xylocar-
pns granatnm ; frnit, size of a cocoa nnt, seeds
nsed as medicine for cholera.
9, co^SdB or 00^^08, or ^So8,<a small shrnb ?
stalk, size of one's finger. The leaves are bruised
with the gall of the snake called odcSi, and used
as a medicine upon the tongue, ooSScSetSS, a
large species of the above, roots boiled and applied
to the spine, for pains in the back.
10, oo^Soo^^ 8ee co^.
Cognates, oo@S,-@S,-sq5j^-(§S,-@S,~a)qS,-
oo^S, harsh sounds, as 1, od^Sod^S, gurgling in the
throat, duckingi as a hen calling her chickens.
2f oo^Soo^S, hoarse, guttural sounds, see od^S
co^8i 1, Harsh, grating sounds. A rat gnawing bamboo
sonnds oo^8CX)^t, see co^tco^%coG^tcoQ^t.
2, oo^«, upon the alert, as if ready to '^^bolt," as
an animal excited by fear, be ''on a tilt," 9D^|i8s
134 co^i
co^s, 6it ligbtlj, or partly raised, as if about to
rise.
Cognates, @«, — (§t, — (§••
00^^, used with dS^ or ^ to denote certain official rank,
as 1, oo^qB^, deputy to a oo^j?^. A os^jS^, is
an officer who has the chief charge of Karen affairs
under Government.
cx)^i, with its cognates, @i, — @i, — OD^i, — •^i, —
(§1,-— @i, — OD^i, — @i and the root 8i. denote
irregularity, oblique, or counter direction, com-
petition, antagnonisim &c.
1, cc^ioD^i, adv. in oblique or counter direction,
hither and thither, in every direction.
2, co^icSsoos, do, with the idea of interlocked, as
the roots of a tree, (see S% and cos,^ •SicBiooi, do»
3, co^i9,adv. opposite, brought together one above
the other as indicated by S, as ooicjoooS^oob
co^iSi applied als» to fallen trees upheld by pro-
jecting branches, see e^i and cx)^i, do.
4, q8oo8i, from gS hollow and od8i, as a person
extremely lean, nothing but skin and bone, see
•^1, — 00^1 and OD^i do.
6j od8iod8i, used as q8od8i, also here and there,
confusedly, in various directions.
6, oo^ioDcji, obstructively, lying in the way, lying
in confusion ; applied also to sound, see ooc^i.
7, ooSiOdS, properly cx)8ioo8, a crib of govern-
ment grain ; ododSi, od8i here is used to mean a
catalogue or list e8, oo8, OD^.
8| oD^ioo^i, sounds, as of cutting bamboos, &c.
coooS 185
9, f^oo^i, an iDstrnroent made by splitting a
bamboo partly in two which by striking the parts
together frightens birds from fields of grain, by
some called f ^c8ao8S» by some ^^cSos^S.
AnalogoQs to ooSirBtcot see BSchScoSBSchSSx^
— •^looSi — doo5^o$o9t| — 85<^io5S8ScfetcBg, — o5
o^oSdBii — ojSoooSopSoooc)). Analogous to 09818
see ojoDoSi, — oooD€b,— oocgSooogI, — oooStcficgl,—
00^0^3, — oocSoogS, — oStdB^oob, — oooStogi^
Analogous to gBco^i, see tj^^^t^ — c/^gBcS,— oba>
fSSoS, — •^it^S) — t>5^tc»^ii^«, — cx)^toD^i, —
yS»<^Sob«,— •ojtQsi— 8hc8c8i^,— cBicbcSiajji,—
8<^t#r8i, — cSi^^cBil^, — cSicBtcSiogi, — cSic^S
c8iogS, — c8iod8i8, — c8ioo|«cn.
CDJpi CO. of c6^.
co^f CO. 00^09 gp, a windless^ capstan, or a like instru*
meht, also called 00^, also ^t, also oooos. co^
oc8i do. placed horizontally.
co^f see ^Sco^^, a kind of creeper.
aDOcHi blackish, of a dark color.
1, ODocnodool, adv. a number of dark colored ob-
jects as seen at a distance, cx)ooloicoo6S| do. ofS
oof(fi^«sad80^(%)co1aDOcn; or oocoloioocbS.
2, CO. of coc&j as ODoSoocolf deceptively, also co.
of ODcb, as oDcboDCo), see cocb.
noooS 1, CO. of 00C5S, as odoj^odooS; 0005S kidney*
2, Used in combination with other roots, as ^^00
00^ frequently oooocoS as the name of the ^^Bioi
or sweet potato, particularly from its thr.owing out
new oodOoS ; sometimes used for occBc^S ^ Und of
186 oooot
planty TrichoaaDthes anghiDa. Frait long and sleo-
deVf resembliDg a goard*
(BoooD^y a small plant, of which there two are
varieties.
If (^cooD^oi» a stinking weed, Polanisia icosandra.
2, (Boooo^oi, a cnltivated plant belonging to the
family Oaperideae. see ooS.
ooooS, from coS beneath, inferior, &c. 1, Babble, boil,
effervesce.
oocoSfibs^g, boil up with force with a bubbling noise.
2, To make confased, mnltitudinons noises, make
^' racket," the sound of distant rain ; oocoSobsGSt
be ooisy ; oocSSoocoS, see under nocSS.
3, Make a' noise about, complain, find fault, cx)QDS
oSSo^^y do. find fault with in a positive manner.
4, adv. intensive to a variety of verbs and ad-
verbs, and may be rendered, very.
6, Most frequently odooS, a contrivance for catch-
ing fish, resembling a ocD, made of rat^n.
Cognates, odcoS, — cxjjS — ,^S, — oo^S, — 8<j^,-i^
0D<a5.
O0O08, CO. oocoioocbs, 1, A pivot or bolt. The ooootof a
pair of balances, is the pin whic'.i suspends the
beam. The oooot of a mast to a Burman boat,
the pin which passes through the foot of the mast;
ooo38^S| fasten together with a oooot.
2, OD03tc8S, the point where the blade and handle
are united n a 8, or ft, or c8, as c8ooootc8^, a
spear having a guard,^-OD(X)t, more common.
3. CO. of oodb, 1, A shrub, bears a red fruit, which
f 137
cn>C0|
ha8 a laacioQS palp. 2| Flannel, or any cloth made
of wooK .
5, (probably from Bar. cxno9) a period of time^
foODtcB^, adv. at once; or at the same time as a
specified event. Same as oocSSo).
6> ooooioot, adv. qnalifying words of calling, cry-
ing, screaming, earnest, noisy, or in a load manner,
CDGOiootODOOiGOt. do. with the idea of again and
again y repeated by ODODioicoobS, do.
7, ooootooit, see oocotODii, a plant of the mint kind*
8, eo. of oooSt, as odoSicooos, shyly, suspiciously,
oooSs.
9, ODGOiSi, see oooobSii necromancy, divination.
10, odcooos, ten thousand, 9(X)00i» twenty thousand,
&c.
11, 8^02^001, okfv. in a slight degree; used to
qualify words of knowing, being skilled, &c, used
n^atively oooD^gToo^8SojoooDic8i. AflSrmatively
Cognates derived form cot; see ^«,— ^ti — <fft —
<jji^_a38,— a>09)i, — cooy, — odoos.
axx>^, open, expand, spread out ; generally written, co
GO^, from 00^ a leaf, sheet, &c.
1, oooo^cSi or 0000^081 oocb^cSi, as a mat; odoo^
cBS| do.
2, Unloose, open.
3, Spread out, as grain to dry.
4, Be flaring, widening outward, as small at bot-
tom and large at top.
138 ODooi
5, Overflow or spread out, as a stream of water.
6) Open^ spread ont, as the band.*
7, Expand, as a bird its wings, see oood^.
Cognates, oj^,— cxg^,— ODaj)P,--0D09)P,— cxxxj^,
oocoif Spirit) immaterial existence^ ghosti genius of life,
tutelar spirit ; pnre, cleari translaeent, transpar-
ent; or if opake, smooth, polished, specturalf re-
flected image, see the root, ODi.
li Spirit, immaterial existencoi disembodied
spirit, ghost, »*Pnenma" Matt. 14: 26 ''Angelos"
Act8.12 : 16. The Karens speak of oocoi, of the liv-
ing man as distinct from, though intimately connect-
ed with, the body. The body, the animal life OD^
and the mind 038 are subject to and dependent
on the 00001, so far as health and disease, life and
death are concerned. The ODOOi is supposed to
be capable of leaving the body particularly when
the bodily senses are locked in sleep, and of acting
independently, as in dreams ; but if absent too
long, disease ensues; if permanently detained, death
follows. Hence in illness, ofierings with various
ceremonies are made to induce the oocoi to return.
Neither our good, nor evil actions, are attributed
to our ODOoi but to our coi.
Beasts, birds, fish, insects, animals of all kinds
are supposed to have each individual its respective
ooooi. Even vegetable life has each kind its
ODooi. Ghosts are called ooooi by Karens, but
•00^ is more common.
ODCOl I3&
3, Specnlar, (glooooi, polished, so as to reflect
imagoB, become specular, ({^0000109^09^, be seen
thfoiigh a transparent medium, be transparent;
coqotcSsbs, smootli, ^ony, as the skin of dropsical
persons, same as oocoiooi.
a>coiooi, smooth, polished, glistening, free from
irregnalities of surface, specular ; oocoiODOgS, do^
ooooirooDi^, do.
obsoocDiy reflect images, be specular, also trans-
lucent, as a glass vessel.
^Soooocoi, a spectrum, mirror ; also lens as
used in spectacles, telescopes, microscopes, &c.
3, Often ODCOl, clear, unmixed; — Meat that is free
from bone, cartilage, ifec. is called g^ooooicjji^,
a bit of clear meat.
4, Weal, well-being, character— hence oboDooi,
or dS^oo5oooDio8, attack one's reputation, slan-
der, calumniate, backbite.
The several classes of beings belonging to the
invisible world noticed in Karen Demonology, %ee
08, or 0800081, our guardian Spirit ; 9i<g|i8, the
inhabitants of ^i or Hades ; O3^ooo8, evil de-
mons; oo^^^QD^, those who in their life on earth
were oppressors, olso those who for crime suffered
capital punishment; oo^^^oo^^^, hobgoblins, or
nondescripts ; oD^seo^, or oo^ODoo^, the spirits of
persons who died unnatural deaths, or were de-
prived of funeral rites, o6§S, do. ^ScS^S^S, the
daughters of £^00^, or the female part of OD^ODot,
women who died unnatural deaths; ooc^SS^ in-
140 cx>o5
habitants of the pit of hell ; qdc8|| (Tal.) same as
OD^coos evil demons; £^o^3, or £^oo^cot8i,
sometimes called £^op^i sometimes S^ooS, Ploto,
.king of Hades; ooiSc^i or ooiSc^iooiScS, demon of
the rainbow in the east ; c8 or c88 electrical de-
mons. Lightning in produced bj the flapping of
their wings; they preside over the rainy season,
oc8i water demons, sea dragons; 9p^t demons who
preside over the dry season ; oo^gd^cSi^^i demons
which canse eclipses; ^9X>) or ODsS^^Soo), some
times called (^SSio^sSii Fairies, good demons,
od6o5, (Tal,) do.\ obcoe^S^cowS, local demons 5
rulers of the earth and streams <g^§^i do.^ ooSdSi
Ceres, the goddess of grain ; ooSSooS^, witches,
wizards ; Saooooi or SsoocSSSsoocog fabulous gaints
roan-eaters, Ssooool, do. ; 8io5i, or oot(^i8ioDi,
the demon who sustains the earth on his should-
ers; oogS, the destroying angel ; |^oo) and StaoS^,
an ancient couple who dwell in the celestial con-
try and busy themselves in manufacturing cloth
and other goods for the benefit of our world after
the wicked shall have been destroyed out of it.
ooo5 1} see ODc6f a ferule, or band, as 'those put on the
handles of tools.
2| Unite, join, be contiguous, as the edges of mats
spread out, oococSSoooDt, they unite side by side,
8, adj. oooSoD^^^ wide, extensive, as openings
made in a jungle by chopping; ODo5o3o6^, do.
4, To be dishonest, deceive, cheat, cooSS^q^, do.
ODoSoocb, do. yioooS oryioDo58S«S, a deceiver.
oDofiS 141
5, see ooo5| as obtooofibSooc^i exaggerate.
6) oooioDoj, adv. without order or coDsideratioD,
capriciously.
7| ODc5o9o6| adv. in a mixed, confused manneri in
disorder.
8| oooSnocg), hastily, unceremoniously, without
due regard to circumstances.
9, CO. of oocoS, as ,ooo5c8^o30oSc8^i boil, bubble.
Cognates, o^, — ^, — ^, — ^, — ooo5,— ODo5. — see
the root o5.
coc&S, see oooSS, move out of place, move aside, as
by slipping.
1, cSiooooS, or c8iooo55c8iooco5, slip or slide to
one side, as the foot by stepping on something
moveable, c@icoo5Sc8ioongi, lose one's hold, slip
back, or to one side, S^oooSS, make a misstep,
have the foot turned aside, cS^oooSS, co. d3^ooo5S
cS^ODOoS, step on something not iirm causing the
foot to turn on one side, ooodi^ooo5S, unstable,
liable to move sidewise, ooo5SngS, move out of
place, as a round stone when trod upon.
3, Allure, persuade, ask a person to do what he
would not ^otherwise do, ooo5Sc8c8i, do. ; ooo5Sc85
00001, tempt, allure mutually.
3, adv. by force, as &^ooo5S, squeeze out, force
out by pressure.
4, noo55o3cbS, glance off, slide over, as a dull in-
strument in cutting, 00056009^, do.
5, Applied to the mind, oooSScoo^S, adv. with
readiness, with alacrity, with cheerfulness.
142 aDo6l
69 ooo5S8iooo56Si, procrastinatei delaying from
time to time. yioooioDlooQio&SStGSSo^oooo^ooodS
8iSt65^ ooobcS^oo^ .
7, adv. Bometimes as ooodSi which aeet intensive.
Cognates, o^S, — ooo65, — ^S, — odoSS see o5S.
Analogous terms, see ^, — od^i, — cooo^i — cbi
O9o5t, revert, retract, as a covering membrane, lay bare,
as the teeth by retracting the lips &c.
if c8iooo5t, CO* c8iooo5ic8iooc8, or c8iooo6tc8i
oooot, excoriate, abrade, ooS^oo^^SSlooi^StcSiaD
o5tQtc8i.
^lOOoSioooSi, laugh or smile with a grin
showing the teeth, — ^ooopoSt or ODoSt, bite the
teeth together with a grin,
2, ooo5tcr^S^, grin, make ridiculous or indecent
gestures, retracting the lips, straining open the
* eyes ; generally of a lacivious tendency.
ooo5tcx)8, do* also of an insulting tendency.
ooo58aoS^ooc58c8cgl, do. with rude, loose remarks.
3, or oooitODCoi, look about slily or suspiciously,
as a person who is afraid of being detected, <j\co
4, oocStcoc^i, adv. in a vigorous, hale, vivacious,
hilarious manner, (/lOOOiGS^sj^o^^UliloooStcoc^t
8ioo1dBfa)@5cx)@58«o5bc8i.
Cognates, 09c5t more frequent than oooSi. o^t, —
t*»— ^•i— ^•»— ^•'— ^^•^
coc&x 143
AnalogouB terinS) §^9§^9i*^oocg)oocg), — 8^o5S
8^06S, OObODO^S, 0000 q6, — f^oo^* — fioDioo
coqA^j adv. qualifying words of motion, as in dancing ;
waving to and fro, as grain moved by the wind.
«*0n the spring," elasticity.
1, bioooS^, 00. bi03o6^hict)6S| danoe, as a per-
son ; ''strut/' as a peacock ; wave, undulate, as a
field of grain moved by a gentle wind.
8, moS^ooooi^, adv. in a bobbing, dancing, mo-
tion, as a boat moved by short undulating wi^ves,
|)00C9|S00^O9lt00d3^00^SlO8Q8O006^a00D1^G8l.
Cognates, n^j5,fj^,— oo^^,— ^^,— ODo5^,— og^,—
Analogous terms, oiAloioi, — o^So^Sc^ajj^S, —
^?o6{S^^cg,— 8^o6^8^c8^,- %«a§^%«^^,— 0^5
ooc5i» denotes change^ alternation, or that which is'un-
Btable and subject to change.
1, Change, as raiment, oooSif sooqo^^, change your
gown, oDo6\^03i, change your clothes, coo5ingSf ooi
do.; flOcooSi, an old gown; od^odoSi, an old robe;
^oocSi, an old petticoat, working garments; oo^
o^oo^oStoooooSioDcb, changes of raiment, O3o5ic8^
oocot, change dress, ''dress up."
2, odoSiooc^iy duih. changeable, unsteady habit,
as ^lODoSiooojif adv. as Qxodo^tcodxcocsjx.
3, Wind, O9o6id8^8i, do. so called from it fre-
quent ehangesi its power to produce change in
144 codx
the seasoDB, &c. ; c^i, a contraction of oooSi, pres-
sure, force, &c.
ooo5i02oo^9 tbe wind blows; cx)o5ic30q8|Soo^,09o5i
ubcS^the wind rises; oooSiooo^^ or oooSiooo^S
cooD^, the wind blows gently; cx:>o5iubc8^09§oo
§ the wind blows very lightly, a very slight
breeze; oDoSiobcoojiODoji, do •, ooo5ioboD8oo8 do.\
ooo5iobooQpj5@@ do.\ oDc6io^coaj^ooaj^ do.\ oo
oSiob^^^^ the wind blows a steady breeze ; cx>
o5is{^ CO. cooSiaj^ODoSiQoS tbe wind blows strong
cocoioo(g*i5 or ooo5iOD<g]5oD<g5, blows in strong
sparts; cooSioo^ do,; oDCOiS^ODtS^ODt a sqaall of
wind and rain, like columns rising obliquely from
the earth to the clouds; 8^03ibic8ioo8^i do.\
obf^^^icSioeS^j do. ibc^^^cSiooS^, db.y CK>c&xf^m
o^i, the wind howls ; coc&if^o^cc^tf or oDoSioDOc^t,
or ocoSifjSoDajidS^Si^Sooaji, strong puffs or
jerks of east wind, ooajs twitch, jerk ; cooSiooSt,
the wind roars, as heard at a distance ; ODo5ic8ic8i,
carried, or brought by the wind ; ooo5i<jScgi, blow
a hurricane, supposed by Karens to be the result
of cursing the wind* i. e. of saying ooo5i<^^coi| to
the wind ; cooSiODOs, a whirlwind ; cx)o5ic8^03aoS
(^8^8, do. ooo5ioj^Sr8S, do.
ooc6i^^r8, tail of the wind; a meteoric appear
ance, what it is not precisely known,
85ooo5i06o, go with or before the wind ; oooSxooS,
wind ceased; ooo5i(X)1q^ do.*, ooGOioojS, or O9o5ioo^
ODcxDiOD^, the wind is fair ; ooo5iooc8ia>^, the
coc6\ 145
wind 18 variable^ unsettled, not fair ; Odcdi^^^S,
weat wind.
cx>o5i^^c8^ commencemeDt of the Sonth-west
monBOon, oooSi^^, or ooo5\^^d8^8\c8, generally
denotes the North-east monsoon, bat may denote
a stroDg steady wind from any direction', coc&i
^dS^Sic^^i do. coo5ic8i8, denotes an occasional
east wind before the rains have entirely subsided ;
ODcSioD^, do.*, ooo6KjSc8iogfc8^, do.; cocdx^SS^,
commencement of the N. E. Monsoon 9 ooo6i({^
c8i, do.
oooSioo^. shadow to the wind; i* e. haze com-
mon to the cold season.
4. ooo5i8, children of the wind. Fables say there
ia a city called ^Q^oo^, the inhabitants of which
are all females. When they come to the age of
pnbertyi they concieve by the East wind; hence
the race is called 000618, the descendants of
^olas. Sometimes applied^ by comparison, to
meddlesome childreni oocdioo^ii the ^olian, or
wind cave, the .residence of the oocoi8.
-^•oooSiooGg, the wind's nest; this is moss on
trees.
5« Air, atmospherci ooo5iod8cBt, the npper part
of the atmosphere where the air is not dense
miongh to sustain life.
6, Flatulence.
7, Breath.
8) In Metaphysics, air or gas in the abdominal
oallSf which aeta on tlie mind, prodncea pridoy
10 X.
146 00001^
evil concupiscence, ambition, avarice, and other
evil passions. It is part of a system which holds
a similar place in Karen science that Phrenologj
claims to hold in European science; bat the
organs here are found in the abdomen instead of
the brain. There are said to be one thousand five
hundred cavities in the abdomen containing air,
twelve containing fire, and one containing water.
The mental exercises are mingled in proportion as
these three elements are combined*
9, coc&Xt is sometimes used for ODo5i, leech,
10. oooSi, is sometimes used for oac5i, a gland
&c.
O90oi| If adv. as if full, or about to be full; see the
root ODi.
ooooiODO^S, do. as o6^ic8^ooo^(|{ioocoinoo^, the water
has risen, the banks are full.
00001001, do. oobSoocS^ooGOiooiooo^ooooi, his eyes are
filled with tears.
oooDioocx>i, do. 0000100001, do. ODOOioDiooooiooi, do
oooDiooioo^i^i, do.
3, see 00031, a brass cup, a basin.
3. see 00001, in ooiooooi, a large basket.
4, see 00001, go beyond, exceed, transgress, go-
sooner. Cognates, oijji,— ^i, — <gif — cjp, — o^i, —
O0OJ|l, 00001,— OOOl 00001.
00001^, 1, V. feel about, as for any thing in the darkj
oQ^cbioo^ ooioo^otoj}! 8ioooooi^c^o8i. oooDi^^tgt,
do.*^ (^Sodooi^y put forth the hand to leel for souio-
thing ; oocoi^^ogSi brush away with a light move-
meat of the hand.
2, Do a thing awkwardljr as in the dark ; work
nnekillfnlly.
3, oocDi^, because, as oooDi^e^oo§^8lfODlo9»i^ii
Qi80^ooio1» because I am poor, do you think to
overcome me? ooooi^.
4, 00001^, CO. o9q6S, as oooSSooodi^i moveable^
tottling, &e.
Cognates, ngiS, — ^iS.
Analogous terms, i^S, — ooto^^ — ^<9^^9) — ^^
ogcBScgS,-^-co^S,—^cb«,— 9181^91818^, — oo§S
00001S, sometimes used for 09c8S| a while before, pre-
viously. «io^ox85,o^ooooiS.
oxxxit, 1, Scare away, frighten; cause to be shy. e^o
QVcgSooS, e^oQia^oo^cSi.
coScoooit, do*
2, ooGOit, and CDCoii, generally preceded by on
or 0011, fearfully swollen, disgustingly bloated, con
ODOOltcSt.
ositooooit, do. ooiioocx)!^ do.
Cognates, ooc^t, — ooodis, — ODODit*
oocDi^, 1. see ODCx:>i^i a hole or pit in the ground.
9, Roundish, also rocking motion, as f)otooo5^0D
001^, the boat rocks ; ^oto5^coi^, do.
ooi^oooDi^, or ooi^ooo5|5ooi^coqaij[>, short and
chubby, 001^00001^, do. 001^001^, do. 00001^001^,
do.
QHoi^ooo^i adv. in glistening globules; yioooicS^Btoo
148 oocf^
^o5c8^Qt 09001^ ODO^t, S06 ooooicocoi^) of a smooth,
glossy, convex snrface.
Cognates, oejP?' — V?» — fli?»— o^jiff— o:>«>if,
— 09001^, from ooi^.
Analogons terms, coofSoocSSj-^-oongjSoooEj^,— -^i
^^•ft'> — ^^?^93|i — oBojS c8SojSc8S, — ot^^
coooii> depressed in the centre» settled, sagging, enrving
in tiie middle, as a long rope fastened at the ends.
cSicooon, sag in the centre, incline downward.
cSioxoiioo^cooonoDii, do. cfliooojicflioooDn, do.
by degrees, as^ ^^cS^ooooiinocoii, the sun rises
by degrees, or. ooooiiooii, do.
Cognates, oo^ii, — od^ii, — <giij from ooii.
Analogous terms, c8iooc8t', — cSioooi, — c8ioo^^,
-— c8ioo^ii, — cfiiooc^i,— cSipoc^B, — cSijrBS.
coo^i adv. exceeding or coming short of fact^ hoaxingly,
with exaggeration.
1, coo^oooDt, adv. with exaggerations, as in tell-
ing news, or relating facts oocSioqo^, do. ooo^
coSx, do.
2, With over excitement, with undue eamestnese.
cStoocStnoo^y cry out urgently, as a person calling
for help.
8, cSoDO^, having an unnatural, yellow cast.
cBooo^y the name of a yellow insect ; the oucum-
ber insect.
Cognates, ^, — <j| ; from oj.
coo^^, 1, Yoice, articulate sound ; ODo^^tCj^oog, a shrill
squeaking voice; ooo^^obooobt, a harsh, shrill
coQ^ 149
v^o^ ooo^oosbibf, do. ooo^^oSt ^ o&ig6| a
faottm^ croaking voice ; rao^^oooi^ooi, a low guttu-
ral Toiee ; ooo^^QbicS^, a high, strained voice ; oo
iX^coS^cooff a stammering voice; ooo^^oSiS^cSi
^%, a soothing, plaintive voice; ooo^^^S, a pleasant
voice; ooo^^d^i bitter tones; coa^^OD^to^cQtp
peevishi snappish, angry tones; coo^^OdbcoSti
conciliating tones ; ooc^^cgs a hoarsCi husky voice;
ooo^^gi high, treble tones; ooo^^toi, heavy , grum
tones; O90^^doc8^03c8^i boisterous tones; ooo^^
<8icgi^c8ic§, do.\ coc^c&t:x>ti hoarse tones, as
from a cold ; ooo^^oSioSt, do.^^ ooo^^oDcbi, clear,
smooth, musical voice ; coo^^oDobi^t, do,^ ODO^^O^t
oot, stuttering tones; ooo^^oc^tooti do.\ coa^co^^
oogg, articulate through the nose, nasal tones ; coo^^
Si&^8^9, do.; 000^^00^1, tremulous tones; ooo^^od
0|tOD0|t, mournful, murmuring tones; odo^^^t,
discordant tones; ooo^^sbtc^S^, tones of astonish-
ment, and surprise ; ooo^^^'^^^' ^!* ^o^^Q^t^i
9\^ do.
89 000^^, coo^^oDOo), speech, instruction, doctrine,
language, precept, command, promise, threateniDg,
tradition, &c; ooo^^cS, reliable, true, faithful
Ac; ooojS^i, creative word. Divine word ; coogS
c8i, decide, decree, command, promise, &c.; Ssoo
ooog^, keep one's word, wait for orders ; 8tS^8t
ooiooooof^, refrain from speaking; QicotSioooo
0^, break one's word; coo^^oooOi, transgress in
word.
i.coa^^eo. coQf^axBx^ speak, converse, make
160 oDojS
coa^o^i eloqaence, epeak flaently ooo^^btf), talk
sociably, ooc^SoocS^, unsociable ; c»o^Sooo6^8^
cS^oo^i, unvarying wordi unchangeable declara-
tion. QioDO^^cS^oofi fig. maintain peace and
harmony.
4, Language, tongue, idiom, o^^ocSsooooo^^, the
English language.
5, Sound, as 0100000^^, the sound of a drum, 01^^
oSSi^^oSoecoo^^, sound of the death-drum, to be
beaten at the time of the last great war, accord-
ing to Karen prophecy.
Analogous terms, cocfii, — ooooS, — aS^, — cBs, —
<J> OOJ, cS^OOl, yi, OD8|«, 00^1, 00^.
ooo^S, 1| From o^S, be excessive, exceed bounds, as cx>
o^Sf^ooo^Sgn, lust after; odo^SoocSi, do. also to
be of an unsteady, roving disposition, easily excit-
ed. Qiooo^ScS^ (^100038, entice, use means to
excite others.
2, A kindy variety, species, race, ooooo^ScS, the
same race, or kind, &c. ooooo^So|5, a different
race, kind, &c. ooo^Soooi, of another race, or kind,
&c? oooocD^Snoo^S, of every race, or kind, <fec; cx>
o^Scoo^S, of various races, or kinds, &c.; oocoo^oo
ooc8^, of a different race, or kind, &c.; ooooc^Scx)
c^Soeootnoosii, of every race, kind &c; cS^cgf
coa^S, a variety of the dove.
3, Unique, uncommon, as ooo^SoSoi, ffre of a
peculiar kind which is to burn the world ; ODob^
oDiSo^iS^8^o&i,ooo2Se^d2coc8^ogS.
It will burn with out flame, as live ooal, by which
OOQflOf 151
the eaith will be eoosmned and crnmble to ashes.
Hence,
4, CO. of ODCOi, 00001 cx)0g5, bright, burnishedi
&e.\ coo^SchXf the burning of that fire which
is to consume the world. .
5, The name of a certain rare bird, mentioned in
Eareh story; also called, ooo^ScSSSi.
Cognates, cg^S, — oojS,— (g^S,— <x)<g|S, — cxxg^^S,
OD(X^f CO(Q\S.
Terms analogous to roogS, 1, ooS8^8^, — oooSicS'
c^, — c85ifl5c85n^, — ooDi^dBp, — oooegdB^,— o
OOlcfiSojScSjS, OODSODOOl, OODtOO^fiS,— oooi
f>6^«2» — o^aidBp, — obSoo^^, — ooo^S^Soo, — o
ODicS^oo^i — ODingooS, — oootctSlooS.
coa^t, 1, see ooo^t, as S^ooc^i, for S^ODogg, a cap,
crown, cfec. trom o^t, to cover.
3, CO. of ooDDip, which see. 3, co. co^, ^ cSico^
cSiooo^t, spill over.
000^1 CO. 00001, as ooooioooj^, see oooji,
ooc^i, plump, full, flush, fleshy, involving also the idea
of mellow, yielding somewhat to pressure, soft,
tender; 000^ 1 1^, (2o. as the gums, or cartilage;
ooo^icS^. become mellow, pulpy, as fruit when
ripening; ooo^iooo^i, in a fleshy, thriving, heal-
thy condition,
o&c^to^, ce>* ooo^inS^ooo^ia}' ^> With fall, plump, rotund
features, 2, stump like, as o^Sooo^i, broken or cut
short off, a stump; figuratively, persons bereaved,
ohildleee.
— ^to^-'^do^i^^f the soft-shelled turtle, see ||t.
Ui
mo^Q}
odo^iof I, chobbyi see ooo^icpo^i.
Oognates, ^|, odo^i, see root o^i*
Terme analogoua to ooogieS, *6« oooji,— -roo^, —
oo<;^5, — ^^■"•5^> — •SoooS^. Analogous to no
o^ioj, see cfi^,-^oo^ic8, — ooi|5oocx)i|5f — ^^odoj^,
a^^^S, — oiBooooii,— oofiSoogS.
^o^f. li Wanting in consistence^ lax, vapid, thin, watery
broth or curry, see ScS^ under 8.
ODGgo^, not well seasonedi flat, vapid,^ coc^codi, do.
Applied to temper, . without stamina or self-con-
trol, fickle, petulent, impatient, see coc8.
ooc2^ob, commingled, a liquid with some other sab-
stance held in solution, or in combination with it*
00(^38 00 0^ ^^ocx^bSioeicoioococ^oocbcSi. see
— s^^c^, entirely liquid, free from admixture
with extraneous matter; wanting in proper ingre-
dients, as curry without, salt, pepper, &o.
' 2, From c^ pierce, stab, coupled with ooo5, as co
dScoc^, adv. capriciously, from the excitement
of the moment*
— o^ooc^, sometimes used for Oj^ooc^, tapering,
cone, or, awl-shaped,
oocgcg, to no purpose, vainly, without effect, as cStoo
C002^0202) call out again and again to no
purpose.
— cScoc^, see cSooogl and c8o302« a kind of palm,
<* probably Phoenix paladosa/*
eoQ^ 15S
0«gn«tee, aj|,— t5oc5l,—a»— ^t— «oj, and
▲nalogoos termsy ^gdiooi,— ^l^^^^i — ^t
ax)2^f If Convex, prominenti rising to a ridge, beveling.
dBiooo2^> formed to a smooth beveling, or convex,
sarface, cSioao^^, do. Compare OD^S. c8i00O2^
^, be precipitous on each side, and rise to a ridge
resembling a backbone. Mountain ridges,
3, Combined with ooo5% prominent, as 0306^0302^,
portly, corpulenti making a conspicuous figure,
over^bearing, applied to both men and beasts.
oSc8^oooDto9o6^aoo2^, oocfiSoDogS, do.
Cognates, ocjj|^, — ooojjiS, — ooogS, — ^S, — odojS.
Analogous to cSiooogS, see oo^ScSi, — cSioo^Sj-^-
cSi^^o, — cSicji, — c8ic5o@n, — ooc^S^, see Qz
^3^, — 0088, — (feoD^i, O^Od^t, — oDoSSooojS,
see •d^8^9— >»^te^, — oo^oo^i, — oSJ^oS^, —
oSd^^oSig, — oSS^oSi^^,— oScoSoooot, — oSooodioo
(fi^l,_oS000DIOD8S@^.
cooj^, see ooogS, in gentle slope, as cSiooc^S, slope
down, appear to be lower in the distance than
where one stands. oo^ooo^ScSi, a very gentle
slope. 0DS0002S, sensation of going down, feel
giddy, as a person looking down from a height.
Qioooot09o5Sooo2S, gladsome excitement, as a
mother in caressing her child.
Cognates, ajj][S,— oojS,— ^|5,— oooj5. from o^S.
154 oocgi
Terms aoalogoiis to cSiooogS, see o&c8i,-*-*oo^cBt
00(^5, — cSiooagS, — f^cSt^ — cSiood^, to ooo55
oDojS, see og^^oo«^,— oj^^oDi^j—o^^toSoDieoS, —
oooj^t, 1, «^« cx>oj«, tottle, jerk, wriggle, &c.
— -cSiooc^i, or oooj^i, slip, or slide suddenly down,
hitch or settle dowo, as a burden carried on the
back ; coc^eooop, see 0009, 2.
ODoSsoocgs, cx>o5iODc^i, brisk, active, sprightly, viva-
cious, constantly on the move.
2, Tal., Messenger, embassador,
3, ODsnooji, sometimes used for oDtODOOt, (Bar.)
woolen fabric, flannel.
4, ODiooo^t, Algaesea-weed, see cocb^co^.
Cognates, o5||«, — oojs,— (gi«,— ogii,— cocxjit,—
oDajjn,— (g|i, — ooojt,— sajj|i,— ooa2||i, — ^t.
from c^i.
oocfi, adventitionsi casual, without cause or reason.
1, adv. as oDicooj^i, co. co%coc(j\cotcoooif gad about
without good rjeason, be nnsteady, inattentive to
business ; (fi^oooj^i, << eat the bread of idleness.'^
live by chance supplies.
— oooSiODOj^i, unsteady, without aim or pur-
pose; as ooicooiiooo^i, gad about idly.
2, CO. ooc^tcocoi, a plant resembling a ratan,
sometimes used for thatch.
3, dSoDOj^i, a small grub, or worm, troublesome to
sweet potatoes, see oocSi, 6.
4, ODCgicd^, eat under ground^ as a mole, or
ground rat.
COO} 165
OogDates, o^\f — ooogi, — oDcji.
fioop, 1, adj. with ooc8^, as cocS^oooj, tentative, im-
perfect; ae SoD^ 00 cBt 00^0x8^0009, the child
talks imperfectly ; (^looooioocS^ooo}, it is some-
thing like mucilage, or slime, Inbricons, smooth,
alipperj, as the white of an egg ; &c. ootQioo
ODtoocS^ooo^y to have a feeling of trepidation '^ lose
heart/' have the ** heart melted"; ootooogiioo^^Qi
OQODtooo^ooo^, oo8^cx>o}, feel cowed.
3f Goapled with ooc^i, as ooc^inoo^y in a hitching,
slipping manner; as cS^c^^ooc^tooo}, ascend the
tree slippinglj.
3, Coupled with 00001, as ooo^ooooi, adv. even,
as ^1000900001, even full. Also used to qualifj
words of tenseness, as ^ai^^iooo^ooooi, stretch
the rope> till it is straight.
4, 00093, adv. evenly throughout the surface; used
to qualifj words of spreading, diffusing, &q. og
^^cSiopoo^cBSooojoooofS, ooojSooS, do.
5, 000900, 8se 000900, slender form, yioooi8^c8^
00090981081, he has grown very tall and slender,
see CQ and 00,
69 Coupled with 000^, as 000^0009, in a weak man-
ner, totteringly, as anything weak in the joints,
limpsG8S^ooqoo8^co^Stcbioo^|^c8ie)5iQiaoo^a)09.
7, 000981, (Tal.) recoil, turn back, flee. 0^10009
8i03tf)n9iooc8^9.
8, dB^ooo9, see 08^0009, a bird of the picus or
wood— pecker family. Also a tree which produces
166 oooffcoS
a very handsome yellow yarnish^ resetnbliBg gam-
Ix^e, Garcinia gambogia.
9| 8se 030^9 a poety with the fignre of a bird upon
ity erected by the road side, on ocoasion of the^
funeral procession of a yonth.
lOf §^090^, the name of a tribe of people on the
high lands above Ava.
Cognates, 0005, — ^^f — 9SI»— fi* — Sd' — iQ» —
^j — ^^9 — o^^g), see 09.
oo<9^i 1, 00. cocqScocx>Sf and noo^^coo^ the kidneys.
2, ooa^SSx, CO. oooj^c8iooc6ic8i, sprinkle^ or
spreadi as powder from thumb and fingers, sprin*
kle with powder, sometimes qualified by \t^>9 by
little and little. oooo^cSio^y spread out grain
thinly, coooSojS, adv. evenly, flatly, noo^.^cSioo^
cSSooojSoS, prepare the place evenly or smoothly
under the spread mat. co^cSSnoc^S, do.
<f^cx}Sco^, adv. evenly throughout with an even surface.
The rain falls with a constant drizzle. oo^cbf^x
03^^00^^, do. oo^ob^ioo^ioo^i, do. oo^c6|^ioo
^^OD^S, do. 810009^, overlay with a thin sub-
stance, as in gilding &c. ooSiooc^^^t, the water
over-spreads the sand.
3, 0009^0908^, in a scanning, surveying, manner,
as oSoo^ooc^^cocSSi he casts his eyes around over
the field of vision.
4, -All about, from place to place ; as c8^00f8^c8i
00C9S the flock of birds lighted all over the field
of grain, see 0909^.
coo^x 167
OognateB, 00C9S,— 009S,— cjjjS,— oojgS,— g^,—
XjjjS, — 00C5S, from cqS.
Analogous termsy co^j — 0SBI9— O900^c8if-^d)
c8i, — o^cSiy — i6ii — ^Iwi, — gcSi, — on, —
flopc85, — 8«c8S.
coo^^y 9ee 000^1 roily tumble over and over, roll
along, as a wheel.
Cognates, 0005^,— cgj?,— coo}^,— cg)^, from oj^^
coCjXf bare, divested of uenal appendages, open, exposed
to view ; attenuated, adv. nothing left.
1, coa^x, CO. cooijxcooDXf expose food or something
temptiug, as in order to catch animals; allure by
offering a bait.
S, (idv. used as an intensive, utterly, quite, as ^x
ma^Xf worn down quite thin, waist-like ; see eioo
o^Xf and ooo^iSoooo^, entirely gone, quite, gone
' entirely clean, coooo^iy greenish, faded green.
08000(1, blackish, faded black, or brown. Soooji
oof^, hear in an indifferent manner; hear merely
without giving heed,— e§^oco(i, mere hodge-
podge.
3|. coo^xmco^Xf with moderate tenseness, with a
slight strain, see doooii; stretching a cord, differs
Blighty from cx)0(coooi ; see coooi, and ooo(.
4^ Destitution, bereavement, devoid of friends.
6f 000(1, waist-like^ having thin, attenuated places,
as •^ooo^idi, a species of bamboo having very
* prominent joints, has long branches which interlock
and make it almost impossible to travel through.
158 oocb
%t CO. to ooc8^, as 0008^00091, ^ make faces " at a
persooi make impndent geetnree.
7| adv. inteosive to words of hate, malice, &c. as
0018^08^0^0919 feel settled hate, indolge protract-
ed anger.
Cognates, 00091, — oooi, — o^c?i>— ogjif— g|i«
Analogous terms, oogji, — ooai^^, — nooii,— — <^, —
00^, — 08, — 8,— ooiS.
oo<^, transition, change, combined, mingled.
1, Sail, be borne along through space without per-
sonal effort, as if floating in air; be borne aloft.
eSS^eoo^, dreamed of flying, osc^^ooob, a fljiog
horse. o5Sao 29^000608 j592^et8cot||5, the eagle
soared up to mid-heaven. oodbooco')> do. sail or
float in space.
2, CO. O9o5ooc6, used for ooo5oodb, and oooSoDob,
displace, as an external covering so as to lay bare
' that which was covered, exfoliate, scale off, Istrip
or turn back, as the extremity of a garment so as
to expose the person. ooo$i8|ooj5^KX)ic5^8^8t
c8to8j5GBtc8ioooo8)^ oitcoiooo5ooG6c6i.
— ^^oo<^8000(^, garments displaced, by rolling
about one's bed. cB^cocb, push or crowd out of
place, root up, as with the snout. oo^ooi^cB^oo
obngSoooot8t^S(^o8^bc8i, the clouds departed,
the sun appeared ; cSiooooioocbb, opened, so as
to leave the solid parts, see^cb the inner sub—
stantial part of a thing ; see also b.
S. Mingle, combine, besmear, from c6 to change
ooobo^^* ^^^^ together. c)^r^i|0)S^j^p, ascboo^^.
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mixed so as to disappear or be inseparabloy see oo
codbS^n^f Commixed so as to be spoiledi rendered
useless. ooo6c8Sooo3t, commingtedi 09d6ooD3t| be-
smear one's self; 8o3^03G6ooo3tooioo6S| the child
is besmeared with day. ODcbcStoDt, oom mingled
so as to have a disgusting, foni appearance^ sicken-
ing mixtnre; oo^oDob, frothy, having scum, snds;
ttioooMoodbooooi, be like a mass of soft, membrane-
ous, pulpy matter, jelly.
4. ODCbo^i, CO. cbjOJif translate or interpret.
5. CLdv* in an entirely demolished or disorganized
manner^ as oDc^soDcb, crushed to pieces, utterly
demolished; a^^ddxcccb, be decomposed by putre-
faction. ^oo^8tc8iooc6cg5, boil vegetables to
pieces; c8^c8icx)<^03on, beat the pot to pieces;
oo^8o)c8iood6| feel sore throughout, *<sore all
over."
Cognates, c^.— ^, — a>^>— ^i — ^i— ooc^,—
^, — 00^, — 00^, — oocb, — <x>^.
Analogous to oocb, — c^?^> — eoltajS, — •oie^t,
— ^5, — ocB, — oo^aj, — cSiocSS,— - c8x<^p,—
oBfo^S, — oS§^, — 4Sc8i,— jS^i, — 0305,60^0001}
see under oogS, and ooc8^.
CDcb^, from g6^ wide, broad, tending to spread, or be
extensive, spreading. It is no( found used alone
but with other roots.
1* ooob^cocB, Algae, a slimy substance which col-
lects ott stagnant water; called O9o6^ from its
160 oocbScfii
spreading tendeDcy, and oo^cS from its yellowish
color.
2. ODcbSo8c8, do^ St smeared, c8 jellow.
3. oo^iiooob^, low or flat moist gronnd; alluvial
soil.
4. ooob^oocS^i sweeping wide^ waving or bending
to and fr0| as a tall slender tree in the wind.
5. ooo6So3c6^9 glance or slide over, as with dull
cutting instruments; in a balking manner.
Cognates, oocbS,— ODcbS,— c^S, — <}]S— ^^>— «>^S-
ooobS, stretch out or distend in length, elongate.
li «66 ODobS extend, or elongate, as a string of
beads by adding several at a time.
oo^6c8i CO* ODobScfii.
c8ioo(^Sy slip off at the end, as beads from a string. —
ooo66c8^oo^ooc8i, utter words and sentences in
continued and rapid succession.
2. oodbSoocSi, become tall, or long and slender ;
slender-waisted, applied to persons, trees, &c«
3. ooobSoocbS, adv. continually, time after 'time,
incessantly, ^ioo^oooiaDdb6ooc65oiooo^oo|5, be in-
cessantly harping upon ; oo<^SobSooG65ob6, do.
4. ooc6Sooc8^, same as ooob^oocS^y which see.
.5. adv. intensive to words which admit of degrees,
very.
6. ooobSoxSS, qualify words of shaking, or moTiiig
one way and the other, as otood65ox6S| be very
shaky, or rickety.
7. ooobSooo^, tottering, reeling; bullying, swagger^
ing. Compare ooc86ooo^f— ooc5tc8og),-^QOc8^€o
cSioocbS 161
oDi| — 03toiD003ta9GbScoo^, feel weak, infiriiiy de-
Crepity OOOOcS^OOgB^CO^, 00O3tQl00ODtODCbS00O^
c8i.
8. c8tooc6S, from c8t touch and nocbS elongate,
stretch out, a name by which several species of
, intestina are denoted ; as th« lombricus terrestris^
or angle worm. Lumbricoides, o'r common round
worm of the stomach. cSsco^Soo, a small kind
of angle worm found on the borders of streams;
cBiODcbScS^O^^i a shor^, thick worm, very soft and
easily crushed; c88co<^S^8i, a slender thread-
like worm found in the earth at the beginning of
the rains; <BtcocbS<^:Sf a large worm sixteen to.
eighteen inches in length, somewhat resembling
a snake. It is also called cStcxx^SosS^, the great
angle worm; cSsco^SSscS^ooDt, feel nausea,
supposed to be caused by worms in the stomach. —
c8tao66S88oo3t, a supposed worm in the peri-
cardium which presides over the heart ; probably
the aorta is meant.
9. ODoS^cStoo^, a plant having a bitter and
pungent root, used, as a vermifuge.
Cognates, ODcbS, — ooc^S, — c^5, — «^5, — loo^S,—
oo^5, — c^5, — o^c^S; from cbS.
Terms analogous to oocbS, 1. qjjScSS, — c8c8^, —
^c8^, — ooSidS^, — cxjji^S^f'— 'OOico^f — ®S, — ^^
cbS, — a^«c65, — ocj«ooi,-^cxj8cg5, — §o30, — <^co
co5, — c8i8, — c8iii. Analogous to cBsoo^S, see
op, — ODoSi,— ScxkSi, — dSccoj^i-, — dScocSi,—
^, — 8So2too|5, — 058^3, — osc8eS^, — oo8S8i, —
11 K.
162 ODcbt
oSS,— wo, — oSooiS, — <3i^^'5oo8, — ||teo^,*-o9£tOD
coS, — ojSSi, — cotcooS, — §5o5S,— ^ coi^, — <j^S
8^5, — (^^ 8ioD8, — cS^oocoS.
cocbtf CO. coop^, see oooj^,-— ooSoooj^cSiooSoDdbicBi,
Also,
I. 9t. Dietinctive ceremonies, or castoms, habits
peculiar to different races, tribes, or communities;
also called ooSioocS, and oofoo^^, and ooo^^oooo^.
3. cSiooobt, see c8i03ob8, scale, or peel off. etc8i
oocbs, have the skin peeled or torn off, lacerated ^
coei^oooicSiooobs, to slide down, as earth from
the side of a hill or mountain.
3. (3^^c8ioDGb8, or 0D<^9| peel or fall off, as a
scab, scar, &c, slough off. 0^c8i09(^8, do.
5. oDScSioocbs, torn in shreds, torn off as a gar-
ment. ooSc8iaD<fc8, do.
6. Szcocbi, or GStoo^t, splinter, shiver/ split in
long strips, be full of splits and clefts.
7. 09068, CO. cocbicoSx, a small stream, cleft, as il
were, from the main body by an island, or strip
of land ; also called ooobs^, and oo»)g1.
8., cficocbi, pallid, pale yellow, as plants, leavei
Ac. indicating an unhealthy state. .
9. A comparatively diminutive portion or number
thus, oocDOCTioooocbi, a hundred, implying about
that. The root is cbs, as oo(gi^oo<^8, one or so
ooc6ooc68, about ten (Bur. 00C05).
10. CO, oo2, to wrestle; aa oo^oo^t, do*
II. CO. ooojS, as ooo9Sc8iOQ^8c8i, sprinkle, or le
fall in mist &c., see cocq^.
cocbx 163
IS. €0. oocBS, as oocBSooobty a mnd-hole, &g,, see
cocSS.
13. co.o{ cocotf as ODOOsoocbs, a bolt, pin &q. see
00001.
14. btooobSy small} diminntive of its kind. adv.
very diminutive, as a small calf among a herd of
large cattle. (Bar. sSoSoccot.)
Cognates, d^i, — ^8,— oo^8,— c^t, — ^t, — c^i, —
oocbt, — oocbi, from <i>i.
Analogous terms, o^ijjjf — o^ifli^-^oDoStODcSi, —
oocB,— ooojj'ttf — ocol, — gSs, — coa^p.
CDob^» 1. adv. intensive, od is a contraction of ooi, very,
indeed ; and cbS is the interrogative used asser-
tively ; tKus ocHoocb^, is equivalent to oolooi^^,
many indeed! very many!
3. CO. oocb^oocSg, (Tav. Bur.) sometimes used to
signify gravy thickened with flour or other materi-
al, or the thickening itself, o8c@Sa8gS, StooicSi
Stoocb^l^^, ocS^o^oDi, see oo8S 5.
8. SoocbScS^ooo^i thicken curry in cooking,- with
flour, or the like. •
toobXf from cbi, go, proceed, arrange, place in due
orderi give direction to a thing, make plastic^
&o.
1. oo(i>ic8i«8, place the narrow strips of a bamboo
floor so that each shall lie straight and even, c^i
SuB, do.
S. ODobioooDt, applied to a number of individuals
in company; arrange themselves in due order;
stand, lie, or sit, so as to accommodate the great-
164 ODcS
est nnmberi or give room to pass between them<
ooj5|xoocbi020D80oo5^, 88oc@^S«06noic8i.
3. cocbxS^f educe, as co(^ig8^,(@^c^i, edace food
from the od|» or pouchi and masticate it.
4. Act upon, influence, carry away, prevail over,
infatuate, as oocbio^^, have one's ears stunned
with a confused noise; compare coSo^^, and c^3ci
^S, c8icx)d>i, be ravished, charmed, carried awa;
with, or overcome by delightful sounds. ooicSi
coobif be meltingly sweet; delicious. c8Soooo£
cS|5oooo^oo(^ioiODc6S, the bird eats with great
relish.
5. cx)cbiG6iooc6ic6i, adv. infatuated, the mind
wholly absorbed.
6. ODSCocbi, CO, ODioocbioDSOooS, feel sickish, fee
nausea; 0D8q8^g8^, do. cSsoodbSSsdB^ooos, do
o^^coobl0^t, be sickishly sweet, ** taste sickish.^
Sometimes also applied to mind^ as scg^Sisoioc
cbiODg; 8icgSooia)io:2|88oia2|«.
7. oocbi, used for ODobi, split apart, come in two
00S00(^©O8CO10gl88, CX)^l«8o8oDCg800005c8l.
8. oocbiooo^, sometimes oo(^Scoo^, weak, dizzy
tottering, as if just going to fall.
Cognates, oo(i)i, — ^ij^^i — <^^f — ooc^i, — ocj^i
Analogous terms, cocSScSp, — (^5c8^,. — ocScSS, —
ocxjfdBjB, — c§8c8^, — dB^c8^, — ooootcS^.
ooc8| from c3, a passage, between one thing, place^ o
state, and another ; expose, lay open one thioj
to the influence of another, as damp clothec
ODc88ooi 165
graiD, &c. to the iDflaence of the san's rajB, be
expoeed, obnoxioas, or liable to.
1. OQNcSn^oo), busiDess, employment^ vocation; see
0^9 a shred, and 00I9 diverging, dilating, &c. Qib
ooicx>c8, do a thing as an allotted, or necessary
business, as a dnty, as what properly belongs to
one to do; hence oo^ooo^odcSi not a basiness of
necessity, not one's allotted business, oo^o^^ooeS
G(^|Soo^900o^aDc8^5,oo^so^oibcoioDc8, thieves have
DO business to steal, yet they do it as if it were
their allotted vocation •
o^^cS, accept one's allotted vocation, i. e. persevere
in the work of one's proper vocation, instead of
changing from one kind of business to another.
CDc88ooi, actual business, as ooooiio6c)o^>Sooc8Sc6Sooc8S
c8^ooo^co^oocS8ooioo^, o^oocrgQicSi, the Burmese
come to hire buffaloes again and again as a mere
pretence, having something else, in view. cS^odcB,
be real work, be of use, turn to some account.
Generally used in the negative ooc8|Sa3c8oo|S, i. e.
labor to no profit, oo85oodB^, do.
2. oocBooc^^, send a notice, or message, convey
word to ; communicate with a person at a distance.
0x80800000^^, do.
3. aoc8aoc8S, be neither one thing nor another,
ad^. stupid, doltish, as c^icx)cBooc8^, a stupid fel-
low, a dunce, a blundering fellow, a dolt. ODtco
cSoocS^, have the mind bewildered, lose tempora-
rily the power of judging, be lost as to the points
of compass, Ac. odsqio^, do. Maul.
tiQ ooc8S
4cf SometimeB ased for o^, a channel, connecting
medintn, tube, as 060^, o5tf Soon^i &c. obicocSco
c8, or oo8aoc8ooc8, go from place to pldce. 00191
81, do.
5. Space of time elapsing between one event and
another; in the mean time, previous to, see cocS,
o8^0Dc8o8ooo6, the governor will stay a space of
time before he comes^ ooc8c8c8| a long space of
intervening time, see 03c8S.
6« CO, of cx)«i^,' as coei^cocS, a mountain, or
mountainous region.
Cognates, odc8, — 0)08,-0^,— §,—^,—§,—4.
coc8S, singular, out of the common way, prominent,
tending to draw observation, obtrusive, rude,
clownish, vulgar, see c8S, and compounds.
1. ODcSS or cocSSnooji, make uncouth, odd, sportive,
or lewd gestures, for the purpose of exciting the
attention of others. ooc8^, is generally, used in
a qualifying form, as QioocS^oooDt, behave rude-
ly, make one's self ridiculous, or contemptible by
indecorous, or lewd gestures, oSaocS^ODtoo9i, 00
cSHoDQji, do.
2. ooc8SoS8^, or 6^8^, behave rudely, or impn-
dently, sport with, act indecorously towards.
8. ooc8^c8S do. a thing done wantonly or perverse
ly, so as to manifest^a disregard to the commands
advice, rights, or feelings of others; irritate, prO'
voke c^ioooia>c8^c8S<i>^, cSSQscSSQooS. Als^
used in the signification of outright^ actually, a
o5880Dooc8Sc8S, 5o6iooSooo88cia>ySooiSc8i.
oDc85 16Y
4. gS^oocS^^^, not prompt to obey ; delay through
obstinacy.
5. ooc8Sooc8S, ado. obstinately, perversely. Also
in a dilatory manner, procrastinatingly, •gS^oocS^
6. oDcSScSSoDcS^icSS, do.
7. ODcSS, used for ooc8^, as c^ioocSS, for ^^loocSS,
a depnty employed in love matters.
8. SinDcSSSgoooDt, sometimes used for S«ooc8S8«oo
ooiy a fabulous race of giants.
Cognates, ooc8S, — 03c8S, — C5^^, — ^S, — oo^^,
Analogous terms, ooo5«c8ogl, — ooo$g^ScJ]i, — dBS
<S6d3d^, — a)c8c8if 1, — sbsoooSbSoot^i, — c8oo
ojji, — oooj5ooc8i, — ojcBSc^dSS, — stjj^sac^^ii— fi
f^ODo^S^, — aDo5tooS^, — oSioj^i^a^), — ODiooooi,
— cDoSioDogl, — aDSoiSogS, CO^^OD^S, 09^0D
cxiSSt indicates mutuality, reciprocal action, and may'
often be rendered by together, as,
1. oocSSoo, stir together, as water with a sedi-
ment, make turbid. 0280oc8Sc8[>, stir up a sedi-
ment, ^toocSScS^, stir up with a stick. <&c. ^too
9S^fdo.
2. ooSooc85, or ooSooc85ooSoooo8, a wallowing
place, with or without water, a mud-hole used by
some animal for a wallowing place. If the name
of the animal is prefixed^ oo^ is omitted, .as cStoo
coS, o^Sc©c85, a8ooc85, &c.
3. V, Wallow, as in the dirt, or in a mud-hole
168 ax85
oocSSodODSy wallow in a nornd-hole; beemear tht
body by wallowing.
4. Beemeared,' as by wallowing in some fool place.
5. q8^ooc86g8^i push or crowd np dirt from a hole,
as rats and other borrowing animals.
6. ooc8Snooj5, flactnate^ move as limbs of a tree
in the wind. Also nodding from side to sidci as
a person asleep^
7. o8oocBSooc8S, Wave, vibrate to and fro ; cbi
ooSooc85ooc8S, reel, stagger, as a dranken, or
very weak person. (i)iooc85oodSS, do. c^ioocSSco
c8^, a tall, slender, and weak person.
8. cocSScnx^S, adv^ tottering, reeling, shaky, as a
thing weak in the joints. .
9. OQcSSooooS, Maul, see oocSoocS^, in a confnsed,
disconcerted state, at loss what to do or say.
10. ooc8Snoc86, adv. again and again, repeatedly
but to no effect, ooc85ooc8S, do.
11. a)c85c85ooc8Sc8S, do. cx)cx>1oood1, do. mo5\zx>\
TOOolcxn, do. ooc8Sc8Sooc8Sc8% do. coobxobxcocbx
g6i, do.
12. coc85, adv. before, in the mean time, prior;
generally oDcSS,— ooc6Sf oodbioo^^, cS^9^ooc8Soi.
13. odc8Sg8^, raise the cud, as ruminating animals,
14. ODcSS, used for cocSS, a groove, as ||^oog85j
the groove of a cross-bow, for ^^qdcSS.
15. 03c8S, name of a bird, of a dull brown color,
about the size of the house pigeon, apparently of
the picuB or wood-pecker family.
09c8t 169
Cognates, ooc85, — oocSS,— .oc85, — oocSS, — o85,
Anajogons terms, odc6, — tscHo^Sy — ^ — ^^^\ —
coStf retribation, pay that which is given by way of
finoy or pacificatioQ} from cSt^ ronlcti impose a
fine, pay a debt,
1. oocSt, CO, oocSsoooot, appease by an offering;
making offerings to evil spirits; also presents
to procure pardon ; ooc8tc85ooo38| to make rec-
oncilliation between parties; present an offering.
2. ooc8t, CO. oocStoocoty a class of evil spirits sup-
posed to subsist on the CoSi of men, by way of
retribution for some affair between the parties in
a former state ; cocSsoiSi Tav. 8t, or ODcSicSiQit,
denotes the coming of the ooc8i, at the call of the
necromancer, manifested by twitching of the mus-
cles and general agitation of his body; coc8t(fi^,
denotes the eating of the offering (the oo^oocSt,)
by the necromancer when called to practice for
the sick; he takes the materials, ''bundW them
into his mouth and swallows them with a show of
great greediness ; nocStcfi^oS, die, eaten by aoocSt,
When a person dies suddenly, or after a very short
illness, and livid spots appear on the corpse soon
after death, the death is supposed to have been
occasioned by a 03c8t, eating the person ••
The ooc8l, are, by necromancers, divided inta
three classes, oocStqo^, or odcSioo^^^cS, a large un-
manageable kind;^ODcStooooi, a malevolent kind
m oDc8«
which cannot be appeased by any oo^oDcSt ; — and
oocSioo^, a ferocious kind, whose ferocity is com-
municated to the necromancer himself daring his
operations for the sick.
3. oocSg, is used for oDcSi, as 8^c8ooc8«, for 8^c8
ODcSi, a tuft of hair left on the top of the head
when shaved. The superstitious natives think
that unless this tuft is left, the cocox, will depart,
and death ensue; c8^c8coc88, or oocSt, the name
of a bird having a tuft of long feathers on the
back part of the head. qSodcSsS^, or ODcStS^,
a top-knot fowl.
4. cgcSsS^y oftener ooc8t, adv. head-first or head
downwards; as cSiodcSsS^, fall head-first, be tur-
ned topsy-turvy, 8ic8iooc8i8^; 8«<gSc8iODc88o6S.
5. cS^oocStoooo^, eat an offering to oocSs, figura-
tively, eat voraciously, c^ioooicS^c^coiS^oocoiSf^^
o^(fi^ooc888o|5(f).
6. adv. violently, as cBiodcSiooo^, scream or cry
out violently as if siezed hy a ooc8i» see oooj, —
<fisc8ic8«c8icg^, do. cBtoDcSaoocoi, do.
. 7, ooc8t8«, oftener cocStSs, crouch, or squat down,
as a person or monkey, see ooStcSt, of analogous
signification.
8. (^oocSs, loosely, as a knife in its sheath liable
to fall out Soooj^e^^gSsjoo^g^i, gSc^ooc8tc8i,
S.. see b^ODcSs, a mild form of leprosy.
Cognates, o^g, — ^«, — Qt, — o^^i — oo^», — oocSt,
— oocSi.
Analogous to oocSs, 2. are ooS^SooSooS, — oo^ooi
ODcSl 171
ooSdB, — 8tooc8^8tooo9ty 902^^9^,— SSo^^S^OD
^^9o5^, — ooS^Scag^oi, — oo^^^cx>c^^, — coS^codS,
— otS^^Sodq^jOoS^SocBi,— ooS^SoSSeoi, — ooS^S
coS^, from c8Sy an incipient development, a lamp, or
small mass as distingnished from other objects ;
c8^c8^y acquire a form, start forth into a new
formt or state, become ; bat ooc8^, is found only
in combination with other roots which modify its
meaning ;
1. oocSSoDcSSy ostentatiously 9 with a fulsomci emp-
ty display; oocSp, is from S^, apparent^ &c« Qi
o^ootcocS^oDcS^SyioosBioooSsoooiy
3. oocSSooo}, adv. iniperfect as ^loSscocBioo^) oo
cB^oooj, o^o^looajjlooo^S^SoDi. Also, in a lu-
bricous, gelatinous state. Also trepidation, pal pita t-
' on of the heart through fear or anxiety.
3. CO. of ooc8, as ooc8ooc8^, disconcerted, bewil-
dered ; see oog8, 3.
4. O9c8^cx)o, generally o§^, roll the eyes in a
fierce, glaring manner, as a tiger, or other fierce
animal; cx)c8^6So8p, or cocS^oSfSf, do. c8^odg8^
Cognates, og^,— §f,-c§|^,-€od2|?,~ODd2|p,
cocSi, from g8i, the superficial, or exterior part of a
thing, surface; coarse, line of communication &c.
ox8i, is used only in a qualifying sense, as ;
1. c6ic©c8i, travel just beneath the surface have an
172 ooojSooS
nnderground road. 8ooG8i|^dbi03G8ioo^coic8S8^
oo5c8i.
2. oSodgSi, work in QQder the surface of a thing,
or between two snrfacesi as white ants under a
mat, a rat under straw, a^So^ooc8iooic8S8oo5.
3. gS^odgSi, eat under the surface, as fire under a
log, &c. o^GicS^oocSiooS.
4. c8iooc8i, falling or scaling off from lesion in
the part, slough off; garments falling to pieces from
rottenness. c8iooc8iqg8, indicates a deep scari
as from a burn. cSxcoSx, lesion, qc8, eschar,
c8iooc8iqg8, do. c3io3g8i,. and cSioocSi, same
as c8icoc8i.
6. d8coc8i, same as oSooo^V a grwb, or worm liv-
ing under the surface of the ground, and very
troublesome to bulbous* roots.
6. 8aDc8i, a species of large, red worm, head ta-
pering to a point, tail end, broad, a span long,
size of one's thumbs.
7. (^cx>c8ij a disease' of the bowels, dysenteria,
attended with the sloughing off of the coats of the
intestines, and dischage of blood ; incurable, call-
ed by Burmans oo^<9foSiOr Chinese demon.
8, ooo^SoocSi, lust, have sensual, libidinous de-
sires, be lewd, licentious, wanton, yiooo^SoocSi,
a lewd persoui a lecher.
9, cSnocSi, open, of open texture, open to sight,
OOOllOg^^dBoOcSl, 6oO^OO^c8oOc8l, OO^OD^OD
ooc8 . 178
Cognates, ogi, — ^i, — ooigi, — ooc^i,— ^,— ^cx)
c8i, — oocSi, — a>c8i.
Analogous terms ooojjjit, — ODaj)t, — ooooii,— op^i.
ooc8i from c8, empty, deceptive, vain, &c.
1. The thin membrane which lines the inside of
eggshells, certain bamboos, and the like. More
frequently 0Dc8, Compare ODo^|8.
oodB, is generally used as a qualifying adjunct ;
2, oo^oDcS, give for nothing, i. e. without any
equivalent; give, as a present, or as a favor,
gratuitiously. 3, o5i^^ooc8, take without making
compensation. 4, <^iooc8, go empty, i. e. without
a burden ; also go to no purpose. 5, qiodcS, em-
ploy without remuneration. 6, o6ooc8 ojioocS,
come with nothing, go with nothing, coming into
the world and carrying nothing out at death. 7,
^03^iiooc8, married, but. not with child. 8, ODOg
ooc8, single, without family, free, unincumbered,
unmarried ; gSScdcS, eat alone, as rice alone with
out curry. 10, fl8^ooc8, be single, unmarried ;
be at leisure, unemployed ; be empty, unoccupied ;
&c. 11, ooc^toocS, the smaller division of a
stream, see oocbt.
12, ooc8ooc8, adv. need in all the above significa-
tions^ except nos. 1, 2, 8, and 11. ScS, do*
13, ooc8c8, do.
14, o^oocS, oftener o^ODcS, or 6o9c8, a willow
growing on the banks of streams, the leaves fall-
ing into the stream are devoured by fish, leaves
produce an itching sensation.
15, ooc8, n, a fragraDt wood, mach ased by Bor-
manwomen as a perfume ; ooc8^ and 0Dc8, do. It
is of two kinds, red and white.
Cognates, c^, — ^, — ^, — c§|, — ^^oocfi, — odc8.
Analogous terms, ODog|, — t^p, — W'~@@» — @
ooooS, — cBooooB,— cS^qS, — gS^oo^so,— cS^oo^i,
— c6^c8^c85, — dS^oo^i^,— 00^8, — oocSo^ii —
^oSooS, — oSooois, — oosgfio^,— 00001001,— ojxo
ojx, — 09x008, — C01S8.
ooc8^, from c8^, place, trace, mark, occasion, &e. de-
* notes instability, fickleness, fluctuation, something
ephemeral, vacillating, deceptive, or unreal.
1, oooDcS^cS^Si, unsteady, joking, tantalizing,
frivolous, playful cSSn^oooocfiScflSSi, mimic, make
antic gestures, **play the buffoon."
2, ooc8S, CO. of 0000^, see ooojSoocS^, rolling the
eyes this way and that, as in scanning.
3, ooc8S, 00. of oo<feS, see ooc65odc8S, to and froniy
from side to side, &c.
4, ooc8S, CO. of oocbS, see oocbSoocSS.
5, ODcSS, CO. of ooc85, see ooc8$odc8S.
Cognates, c^%— ooc8S, — ^S, — ooc^S, — oc8S, —
oocfiS, from c85, imperfectly, not exact, inaccnratelj,
&c.
1, oocSSooooS, imperfectly, inaccurately, ^161 cSi
Soocfiijioo^ooajjloo^, oocSiboocSS ooooS^i ; co
ooS, noisy, bewildered, disconcerted, stupefied, ses
OOCOOOCOp*
Goc8i .175*
2, ox85<nooc65, prattling as a child ; f6^ooScx)c8S
oocoSi make efforts to talk, as yonng childreD. .
3, o9c86c86ooc8Sc8S« again and again,' reiterate,
see ooc86c85a>c85d85.
4, c8^oog8Si same as cS^aDcSSy a species of wood-
pecker.
Cognate» oo^S.
oooSt, 1, Depressed, hollowed, sagging in the centre,
o5^oo (jji^cSioocSioDi ooo9io5S^ic8i,
2, coob^oDcds, (Tav-Bur.) flour stirred into pot-
tage, &0., see cocb^.
Cognate c^t.
Analogous terms, c8ioo<gn,— c8ioo<yi, — c8ic»pSi,
— cSiooi^,— c8ia>6^5,— c8i8S(l, — c8i|)8oo8, — c8i
ogi^c^^QS, — cSioDc^S, — c8io5S8Sooii.
ooc8^, from c8S, come into notice, be disclosed, become
obvious. 1, ooc8^0Dc8^, ostentatiouslj, obtrusive-
ly, &c. see ooc8j5.
2, 001, very, and c8^, interrogative taken together,
as ooc8^, emphasize an assertive, of^ooq^oSiS^O)
c8S, this buffalo is very large, is it not? or, what
a large buffalo! ooic8^, — oonc8^,^ — cxgiicS^, are
sometimes used.
3, ^inocS^, the name of a plant, resembles the
ginger ^lODcS^, do. oiddcS^, da*
Cognates c%^,— §^,'— od^^, — od§|^,— ^^, — §j^,
— 00^^,— c^p,— a>c8^.
ooc8i, from c8i, fall, deteriorate, go into disuse, descend,
make a cadence, &c. 1. Superanuated, past age,
as o^oocSi, seeded bamboos, bamboos past use,
176 cocSiol
ajSoboSoBoooDcSi, oj^oboocSooioocS, a rat came
to eat bamboo seed, — the bamboos bad not yet
seeded,— ^so he came empty and returned empty.
oocSi, is used to qualify red colors, as 8iooc8i, of
a reddish color. cocSioi^Oj^S, old, rustedi blasted,
ready to break or fall off, as parts of plants blast-
ed or frost bitten, ooSob^iS^cfe^dBsSsSSoSolcbooS
8«ooSoo^ooc8ioiSoj^S§80DcgSc8i,
2, adv. unseasonable, out of the proper or custom-
ary time, as the crowing of cocks at evening, q8
0QO^GS^GScX>1^Scxn00^l>8^^O&8CDl00QS^G8cOc8lc3l.
3, SiODcSi, sometimes used for SioocSi, see Sic8^f
&c. cSSSioocSi, a long neck, an elevated neck.
4, CO. of oocSg, as ooSooc8«ooSaoc8i, a firfi, or
offering made to appease demons, see ooc8i, ^
6, ** Serpents of the Python family," a large boa.
They are divided by Karens into the following
species, oocSi(^^, large, from 6 to 12 feet long,
variegated with zigzag stripes.
oocSiol, the white, fabulous ; odcSioo, the amphibious
kind, often found on trees overhanging the water;
oocSiS, a very short and thin species, from one
to two cubits long, while it measures a foot or
more in circumference ; ODcSicjS, a small species,
distinguished by whitish stripes around the body
at regular distances. None of the species are
poisonous.
ooc8i<jj5«fl, the oocSi, works his bellows de-
notes the sound of some animal unknown to tho
Karens, being heard only at night. Some thinfa:
covgi 177
it a Bpeciea of oo:8i; others think it some kind of
hobgoblin, and call it the 8^01^0% and say the
^oi^dlo|ooc^9 White Turban blows his horn«
7, oocSiol, a species of jangle tree, with white
bark.
6, ODcSi, one hundred thonsand, 000, ooo,
9, 00:81, CO. of OD^, as OD^oocSi, adv. incoherent-
ly, at random, inconsiderately.
Cognates, c%x, — oDc^x, — ^i>— <^^ij — «^, —
^i,_oo^i,_oc8i.
oo<n)| in a hurried manner, unceremoniously! without
precision. — It is combined with 000^, as 00(^00
col, do. oooSoocgp, do. see 0006, 7.
Cognates, ODcgl, see also oodl, — ODol, — g^i— agli
— ffi^j — ^*—i^» ^^^ ^* ^^^^ ^'^•
Analogous terms, g, — @, — cjicji, — o^Soooi, —
qo^SqcB^,— c88f gof 8^, — cx)16od1c8, — odcjicdo^
cocj^iy in oblique direction, away to one side, &c*y from
1, figVocgi, CO. «8^«><^5ogSoocgi, or ogSooc^i, &c.
look about, look off at a distance instead of look-
ing at one's steps. ogScioc^icgSoocgioo^ooji, ^00
cBie&ioo^ft.
2, cocSioocgt, CO. O90§icocgi, to talk aside from the
subject, talk evasively.
3, cfiScocgt, CO. cS^oocJicS^ooc^i, eat away from
faome^ oat the food of others instead of one's own ;
"live on others."
12 K.
178 ooc^^
4| ooocgii sleep abroad, sleep tiway from the nsnal^
or proper sleeping place.
5| biODGgi, evade, shuffle a matter off, prevaricate,
throw the blame oq another.
6, esooc^i, misrepresent, charge one's own actions
upon others.
Cognates, gi,— ogi, — ©i,— cgi, — coc^i ;— ooogi,
Analogous terms, ODcgi,— -oocgi,— cSicgi, — cgi,
— Cgl,— 00^1,— ODQiii— o^S^if— ^3.ii — ^^^^
09C^, 1, Quick,' active, &c*, as cg^ooc^, or 03<^, a dog
that is quick or active in the chase, a good bant-
ing dog.
2) CO. of cf^ogif as ODCoooGgl, hastily, &c. see co
Cognates, see cx)o§, c^, and 6.
"* coc^S, adv. in a manner to avoid, and yet save appear-
ance of intentional default ; put off from time to
time, as c^^ooc^^, appoint or designate a future
time, set one time after another oo^oq(^^o8oog^S,
do. 86g1oo^(^^cdSi8S<2^St, oo^Soo^bftjSiiSSglftt
GOi8Sf^eoo(^^oof^ooic8i, ^cSSoof^eOdo&tf^^ficSx.
8800b|^oS00C^^00(^Sbc8l.
Cogantes, od^S, — c^S,— <^S| — ooc^S,— r^S, — oobS,
— (^S. see b^, connected as an antecedent to a
subsequent, &c.
Analogous terms, oo^, — ODt^s, — 9Sc85c§c8B, —
oji^iojicS, — oooj^oQcgS,— oSoD^I, — iJ5?^f iD?^»
nooS IW
ooo)» nseftily beneficial, tending to Bornething good^ from
o1) white^ good| excellent, valnable.
1, (xx^oocD, with a whitish appearance, as sbo^to
fXDoloool, cotton flying in the air cooloool,— 8o3^
ootooolooo), children in their white dresses.
3i codloiooobSy lots of whitish things, as (jjlood)
OioocbS.
3, oo^ooaloDolo^oooo^, something extraneous and
useless, what it is, the speaker does not know.
4, cooiiood), perspiration, because of its beneficial
effects.
5, coboool, used for ooboocJ), that which may be
made nsefal, see cob.
6, oo^oool, be economical, saving of ** odds and
ends*' cx>^ooolojiojSoj^«o55oSoj^icoSooojS.
7, ooococn, tending to prodnce evaporation or per-
spiration, as cdSaDooDC)), be sultry hot.
Cognates, cool, — ool, — oodl,— ^.
CDo^, from o^, flap, &c. has not been found except* in
combination with other roots, as,
1, ^. of 0009^, as ooo^Sooo^, the kidneys; see 00
09^, said by some that cooS, is a gland connected
with the 0000^, or kidneys, as co^8icBS8i^^oooS
.2, CO. of oo^S, as co^SoDoS, brush with a sweep*
ing OD^Srg5oDoScg5ooScx)^iooic88<|jiooojS.
3, CO* of oo8i, as 0081000^, broad, circular ; per-
sons, short and stout, as yi8^c8^0D@iooo^, cg^09@i
QOO^,oob^, look all about.
4, 00. of oobS, as oobSoooS, fish with a c6h%
which see.
5, coo^cSiogl} a race of people residing, it is eaidi
beyond the setting sun, in a region called Sxo\
They are represented as giants, and cannibals.
Cognates ogS, — cgS, — g^S, — oog^S, — og^, see oS.
Analogous, oS, — ^scbi,— og), — @[5,— §S, — ^8,
— o5, — co^S, eee oo^S.
CDoSi I9 Scratch up, as dirt; scratch a-wayt or togetheri
as leaves, oooSoooB, and ooooioooS, do.
3, cooB^i, the hollow or cavity made by scratch-
ing out the dirt, &c. oooS^, scratch, or scrape
so as to leave a clean space, oooSo^a|, do. to
prevent fire from crossing.
8, ODoS, the name of a tree of which there are
three varieties, oao5o£,-:"OooS8i, — and rooBc)),
distinguished from each other by the color of their
bark. The bark of the oooSo^^ is used in dyeiog.
4, ootoooS, a species of worm resembling a small
angle worm, found among decayed leaves* Hence
dBtoooS, CO. of c8iooc6S, the angle worm.
Cognates, ogS,— soS, — oo5, — oo5, — odoS, —
85-
Analogous terms, o5, — bi,— ®^,— cbsQB.
coos, from ot, move with a short, quick motion, &c. is
sometimes improperly used for 03oi, and •ot«
which see.
000S9 It A hundred million 000,000,000.
2, CO. of ooc8S| as oocSSooo^, move from side to
side, fluctuate.
ZfCO. of oocbSi.as ODcbSooo^, beiidiDg as a reed
shaken with the wind.
4| CO. of 00^1, as ooobiooo^f weak, shaking &c.
5, odo^, or ODO^oocbi, dry bamboos nsed for fnel^
cg^y— 00130^, and 08^0^9 do.
6f cco^, roll baokf as the eyes in convulsions,
ODo^y do.
Cc^natee, g?,— cg^i — og^f— ^?i — ^?» ^^^^ o^,
twirl » whisky writhe, &c.
cooiy from oiy an object of support, trusty dependencOy
an aidy as oo^ooc^^oo^oociy a means of support or
strength to that which is weak.
1, ooSoooi, used for ooSoDOi, a dell, as at the
head of a streamy aniong hills or mountainsy con-
sidered as a place of rotreaty good for cultiyatiouy
c8i09oiy become do.
2, oooi, or cgi, as oooisbicooios, stab, or shoot
from a place of retreat, or ambush.
3, CO. of ooby as coScobS^coo\S^9 or oo^o3bc8^
oooicS^y or oo^oobic8^0DOic8^, break awajy as
clouds after rain.
4y CO. of cohXf as ^cx>bi^63oi, hand instrumentSy
arms.
5, CO. of oo8iy as 00810001 y be broad in circuity
broad enough for the use intended.
Cognatesy ogi, — g^*— ^j— gj^. — ogi, — xoi,—
cgi, — ogi, Comp. also, oog^i, — 00^1, — ^ggV —
ooogi, — ooogiy — o^^ii — oocgi.
Terms analogo\is to ooSoooi, see ooS@i, — ooS@i,
— oo^cSiooSS, — ooSc8ioo<gn, — ooScSion,— ooS
182 . oooS
cSiooijS, — oo^c8i^iooi, — 00^9^008, — oo^cSiobSobi
001.
<o&, 1, or eoy — ooo, and 0DO| see od5.
2| or GO, feel a prickling or tiogliog BeDsation in
the flesh accomplinied with nambness.
3| cS^ooo, eee c8SoO| a bird of the qnail family.
4| oo5^a>5, as Q»iooootc8oooSc8oo6, have a lonely,
deserted appearance, see c8f alone.
Cognates, oo,'-cx)o,— og,— §, — c^, — «>^»— Ili—
^|» — ^1'— i» — ^i' Sg,— ODCg, ODC^.
oo5^, from o^, fan, flap &c.
1, cooS, 0Qo5, throw up dirt, by scratching or
pawing.
2, 006^008^, adv. in a slight, hasty manner, as
oo^ooSoooSodSi, see aa object in rapid motion
get a glimpse of, o6^ooSc6ioDir^|^cjjloooSoo8S«
— ooSc8ioo6Sc8ino8^, a space of jungle where
the timber trees have been exterminated, filled
with shrubs and creepers-
3, 006^81, adv. having wide unoccupied epacee,
4, oooSoobi, instruments, weapons, means of clear-
ing one's way ^ooSS^ODbi.
5, ooo^oobS, or oo6^a>bi, little depressions or hol-
lows in stones, rocks, &c. see oobS.
6, CO. of 000. see 006. 4.
Cognates, cgS, — og^, — ooogS, — ODog^, — 006S, —
o:65, CO. .od65, — o65,— ©oS, — oooS, wrench, distort^
twist, screw, from 65, wrench, screw, &c.
coop 18$
ly OdSSoeoDti be winding, twisted out of a direct
coarse, spiral.
8, 09^0068, crooked and winding, 09^006609^00
oS, do.
3, noSScSSooooi, twist or contort one's self, as
in yawning. &c.
4, wi'ooooioooSoooS, reel, stagger, totter, as a
very weak person in attempting to walk.
Cognates, n§5, — ©oS, — 06B,— oo65,— ooSS,
Analogous terms, 65,— oooi,— 65^1, — oog,— -jjj,—
oQi, — oS, — o5oo6t.
co&t, or ooSt, curve round, circulate, gyrate, &c.
1, foDos, the carved marks, or rugae on the
fingers.
2, 8^oo6t, the crown of the head.
3, o5ooot, an eddy, vortex, whirlpool.
4, oocoiooot, a whirlwind.
5, oeooois, a spiral apex.
6, ^08^09^0008, germinate with a contorted sprout.
7, oootot see ooSsos, contorted, curled, twisted, &c.
8, nootooS, see 006100S, circled tight around, as
the feet stuck in the mud.
9, oo6ic8^, see 00o8c8|S, suck up, suck as a child.
Cognates, ogi,— gt,— ^i,— §8,— oo§8,— :^i,—
068, — 0068, from 68.
Analogous terms, 81091, — 00^8, — 6oOc^i,— ogi.
oo6^, or oooS, and 006^, bend as a spring, or any
. elastic substance.
Cognates, oo6p,— od6^,— c^^,~ogf,— g^,-o§f ,
Analogous iermSf oo§y***oo^.
€o6i, done, finished, &c., used advefbiaUji as ooSiocoi,
quiety well-behaved, obedient, doeile, well-trained
8od|5.
Cognates, c§i,-,§i,— ogi,— ogi,— oc^i*
Analogous ternas, cx>obiooo^i,— ooq^cSiooS, — ^^t
oocfii, — ^^<^<) — oo^^ioopogi, — oo^C2too^<S^*
oooi| or 0001, a haunt, place of resort, lair; home,
especially the place where one was born and bred.
Analogous terras, cSScS^cSSsBt, — c8S6c6Sbi, —
oo8i(|ji, — iScSSiSc^, — ^icfcSoo^cSS, — oofBS<i^io^
0001^, or 0001^, as oi8cx)Oi^, for oiioooi^, get upon and
press down with force.
000, from o, pustulated, sinuous, tortuous, twisted, &c*
adv. used to qualify words of piercing, or making
holes all about, without regular order.
Cognates, qg'""*'""^-
Terras analogous to 0gjS^a:o<lioD<fe5, see oBocg^, —
cS©)«X)1, — cotBdxcocbS, — 00(^8, — cSoDcoS, — <floo
o5g, — cogs,— oS^eSf oo^exj, — cSiooi^cfli^, — cg^
009^, moving or dodging about, starting suddenly aside
to some distance.
^9 <gloDo^oc8S, appear for a moment in a place,
then suddenly dart off, as light reflected from a
mirror in motion.
2, QioooocoD9SoooS, be skipping about, or dodging
from place to place, ooia^8ft^oDioD^QOoc8ioc9^a>
9^081.
cx)bS 185
3, ooo&S(X)o% glance, elide over, as a dnll instra*
ment in catting, see ooo5S*
Cognate, <jgS.
ooojS — ooc^B, — jS, — 0OOD1, — cx)^§So, — ' coSoS^
oojiy adv. all about, from place to place, hither and
thither.
1, cd9iod8i, do.
— oSoooD80ooioo8i, consider a matter in all its
bearingg, look at it on all sides, ponder.
2, biccoS^oSoofi, l^daDce about, dance in native
style.
Cognate, qgi, — ooqgi, — »9i,— ocoi, see 91.
Analogous terms, odq^iocx^S, — O08o5ootc8i, — no
0}SoDc8S, — 00^10081, — oocSoocS^, — c8^Sq8^S,—
g8 00 & Sgq 00 8S •
cob, CO. of cool, and other words.
1, ooSoDolcS^ooSoDbcS^, or ooSoDo)c8^ooScx)bc8^^
feel relieved, feel more comfortable, as when per-
spiration begins to start after feyer, see cool, and
2, &6oob&6oco), a paddy field, or moist land adapt-
ed to cultivation in the dry season, &Sooooi^&Sa>
b, do. ftSoj^iSoob, do. ©SoobSSooQi, do. cx)b,
is most common.
Cognates, c^,— ^,_;^,_^,— <^, — g,_'^,_.
i^,— ^,— c^,— oDb,— cob.
cob^, fish with a eg, or small net like a hoop eS^cS^
oob^od^, do.
186 cobx
oobSi BtirriDg or agitating, as corn in parchingi see b6|
Its CO. ODoSi and oo&^, as.
li oooSoobS, scratch, or paw np..
2, ooo^oobSi small hollows or cavitieSi whore water
remains after the stream is dried op, oooDbS, do.
oooDbi, do.
Cognates, OD^S, — r^S, — ^00(^5.
oobf, CO. of ODoS^ as coo\cohif same as oDSSoobS, see
ODoS, 5.
Cognates, c^8. — ^8, — s^i, — cobs, — o^%.
oob^i from b|S, adv. indicates reciprocating motion , as
finob^, langh immoderately, and with unbecom-
ing bodily agitation, j^iODbp^iODO^, do* ^xcobS^
oo8i, do* ^ODb^^ioob^^ do.
Cognates, c^^. — ^^p,_^^,_s^p,_g^,--^p,—
oobi, from bi, a clearing, a cleared space, or field ; &c.
a clearing away, also the means, or implements by
which obstacles may be overcome.
1, f nobi, Land instraments, weapons, arms, ^ODbi
^oooi, do. ^oDbiS^oobi, do.
2, QoScobxcS^, the clearing up of the horizon after
rain; also an extension of the boundaries of vision,
ooScx)bic8fooScx)Oic8^, do. ODbi,— oobi, and oobi,
do.
3, c^iODbi, a small species of tadpole; so called
from their smooth, glistening bellies, called by
some (^icoioi, by others dSiQS.
od8S isr
— 9ioooD9(^iODbi| said of rice kernels when half
boiled, c^ioooScfeioobi, do.
4, oobi(^i| bright* glaring, as the eyes, in staring
o^ioobi, do. (^lODobs do. (^iojodcoS, do.
5| oDioobi, CO. of cS^d^gS^i as cS^oDGS^ooiosbi
a tiger.
6, oobi, 00, oobioooi, generally oobS, to fish with
a small hand-net called og, see oob^.
Cognates, c^i, — o^i, — c^i, — ©ba, — oobi,— ODbi.
oo8| CO. ooS, and od8, from 8, denoting circnity, cir-
cnmference, <fec.
1, V. To compaesi measnre a circamference, as od8
00^, measare the circumference of a tree.
2, 009008, evade, prevaricate, practice shifts, take
a circuitous course to gain an object, 0008, do.
3, 008, or 008, and 008, a village, hamlet, a cul-
tivated enclosure, a garden, |oo8, a I^at city,, a
paradise in native estimation.
4| 008, or 008, a string of beads, so called as they
go round the neck.
6, 008, or 000I, as 00^1008, or oo(|^ioooT, be sav-
ing of fragments, be economical. <&c.
coS^y 1, An open space surrounded by a barrier for
defence, as 2i^8S, or gioooS^iooSS, a 008S, for
safety of a person sleeping in the jungle, gi^^^y
do. also make a show of courage in order to gain
respect, or intimidate, yioooioooocS|5ooGS^co^so^,
2ioo8iooiyioioobS^ft;d8c8i«
2, ooSc8ioo8^<^i, a thicket of underbrush among
the tall trees surrounding it; an appropriate
188 oo8i
haunt for wild beaetSi oo^oo8^^i| do. oo^cSiooS^
ooSc?ioo8S, do. oo8S, do. c8io6^ooi^oOioo8^^iiSa>
3, c8ioo8^f), a Btnall openiog in the jaogle snr-
ronnded by a thicket,
4, 000S008S, and C06S008S, adv. see oo§S, 1.
Cognates, c§S, — od8S, — 008S.
oo8i| circle, circumference; snrroundi encompass; be
circular, <fec.
Ij Surround, encompass, OG8^o8oo^too^8ioitooioo>
81, or ooo8iooSc8i.
— od8iod>, move in curved lines move around in a
circle, oo8icog, do. Qiootoo8ioco^, be broad and
circular, applied to persons, be short and thick,
cc8ic8|i, round, oval, roundish,
2, adj. used in numbering plats of ground, and
other things, of a circular form.
3, ooSoo8i(|ji, a valley surrounded by hills, — 00^
. <|^ioo8i, a circular hole.
4, adv. qualifies other things of round, circular form
as c@ino8i, be surrounded, inclosed ; also used to
designate the shape of ulcers, rihgworms, and the
like as having circular margins, c8ie8i, c8ioo8i, do..
— and c8iod8i, do. c8ioo6Sc8iod8i, do.
— 0^^0081, CO. (^^oo6Sq^^oD8i, pare around, pare
into a circular form, c^80d8i, co. ri^80o8iri^8oooi,
cut, or make circular, holes in the bottom of a pot
used for steaming, <JjSod8ic^iod8ic^i, (fo.o^tooSt^
•tattoo in circles particularly r>und the eyes, c8ioo
8i, CO. c8ioo8ic8ioDoa, draw a circular line, fl^co
oDoi) 180
8i| chisel out a ronDd hole, op^ooSi, pnt a ring, or
of series rings around a thiog, as arouud a knife
b&ndlei oocOi do. co^crJtx^ circular figures ; figured
with circles, <x>^c8iod8i, or c8ioo8ic8icooa, leave
ED open space, g8^od8i, co. g8|Sod8ig8^odoi, be va-
cantyas spots of ground left unplanted in the midst
of a field, o5od8i, co. o5od6So5to8i, leave spots
uncleared in a plantation.
a)8ico8i, and co8i8i, of a circular form, roundish,
-—►00910081, adv. round about, in all directions.
5, 00^0081^8, the name of a small creeper having
circular leaves, ^^oo8i^S, do.
6, ODtoo8i, CO. coioo6Sooioo8i, a kind of tree 5
heart of the wood, red, leaves circular.
Cognates, ©81,— oo8i,— co8i,— r§i, — §i, — OQn§i.
Analogous terms, 0081,- — ooi[«, — oDos, — can, —
0011, a>6|l, OD|, — ^8, — (^i, — 08, — ^.
(OOcOi from ocO, to breathe; inhale and exhale, hence,
the idea of doing the same thing bj repeated, or
SQCcessive acts; also the idea ef transmission
from one to another; the idea of receiving by
traosmisioui the idea of quietness, stillness, or
gentleness, is implied.
1, To receive heat or warmth from fire, or from
the sun as radiated from the heated ground cB^no
ocH, do. oo^cBSooool, heat thus derived.
2, ODOcHoocbS, successively, again and again.
— o?o:J)o51ooDC>lan, do. ooodIoood), do.
3, oooSooodI, odt>. in breathless silence as in lis*
teoiog when danger is apprehended.
190 oooS^ojScep
4f cooSlf breathei exhale and inhale the breath]
ooooocnooiioo^, cease to breathe.
Terms analogous to cooS\, 1, c8^c8a|, — od&odoI,
— oD^iooio^i, — 0011. Analogous to ooo5), 2,
ooc8Sc8S,— ooc^c^,~coio5ioDioor, — 00S800S8, — 00)
ojSojSoDncbso&s,— cSiojioS^cfiidjiooii,— dbioicbx
oji, — «i6i«iooi, — cbic8fc8fcbic8ic8i.
oooD^, CO. of ODOgpi as ODOj^oDOO^, cooling, refreshing,
gentle; oooSioooj^odod^, see cooj^, and ooS.
0000, 1, From 03, die, &c. co. of ooodI, as ooooooool, see
ODOCH, 8.
2, CO. of ODoS, as ODO0cr>d8, with most watchfal
attention, as when danger is feared, oofjSoo^oooS
ODd8.
8, oSoooS, or oSodoooSooodI, nitre, powder, (Tal.)
ogloS^, rfo. (Ear.)
4, SSoDOO, or odSSoo, (TaK) fast as a religious ob-
servance, 8S00, do. S^ODooSSoDool, do.
oooSt, CO. of oDoj^, as ooojjSoDooi, cool and gentle
breeze; be invigorating, as a cool breeze, see cjot,
substantial, strengthening, stimulating.
0000^, or 0000^, medicinal, chemical, or coloring pro-
perties.
1, Medicine; oooojSoobS, do.
— o5SoDo5^, a* treatise on medicine, and the treat*
ment of diseases.
ooooSoD^^, medicinal powders.
oooS^oo, 1, Liquid medicine, 2, dye, 3, ink,
00 oo^cjji^, pills.
oooo^o^^cS^f medicine formed in a bolnsi or mass.
oDoopoooiicS^ 191
ax&^ajjt, plasterBj cataplasmsi blistersi (fee.
aDo5^o^8|i blisters, mastard poultices, and other irri-
tants, of a similar kind.
cooo^jl^y linimentsi nngaentSi oood^^ododS^I, do. oooSS
^5, do.
coco^o^^, poisoDi or poisonous medicine, given with in-
tent to kill.
ODo5^o3, castor oil, or other oils, given as medicine.
ccao^:§t9 emetics.
axo^a^f cathartics, purgatives.
ooco^c'iotjjlooioo^f antacids, alkalines.
ooo5^QO^o5, diuretics.
cooo^cStoDcbS, anthelmi itics, vermifuge.
cDOOpoocS^, tonics.
coc&S^^f do. bitters; quinine &c.
Qooo^not, astringents, styptics.
aco^opS, antipurgatives, remedies to check purging*
tooofoo^i^S, remedies for drowsiness; antinarcotics.
coQoS^^, cooling lotions, or drinks, refrigerants.
oooo^^S sialagognes.
GocoSoo^oDtSi, medicine to improve the. state of the
bloody &c. alteratives.
cooDpdbcSS, alterative.
ooQo^gD^S^i antifebrile remedies ; febrifuge.
oooS^c^^rBSoji, refrigerants, cooling medicines.
cz)0&^oo^§, discutients, detergents.
oDoS^^t, do. remedies for tumors^ and swellings.
ooooSoocSi, carminatives.
codS>pQ^, opiates, sedatives.
ooo5^couiic8^, diaphoretics.
192 oooo^ojia^
ODOoSo^Sy expectorants; demulcents.
<ooSScgSoo» erainenagognes.
oooS^d|, rnbifacients,
<oo5^^i, smelling salts, and other remedies used in the
same way foi headacheSi faintnees &c.
<r>^P:Bpf medicine locally applied and bound on the
part.
oooDpS^ool, or oooopS^odloDoSp^Soiji, remedies for
headachei cooD^8poo1oocgi8|Soo1oS, remedies for
chronic headache.
cooS^bSdSOj) — for dizziness, vertigo, &c.
<X)o5^8Sb^oo^, — for itching sores on the head.
oooS^S^eoSi — for scald-head.
oooS^iSoo), — for sore eyes.
oooS^bSsyi^, — -for pricking pain in the eyes, caused by
inflaroation,
oooSpbSj, — for sty.
oooS^^^ool, for earache, oooD^^^^ioo), — for ulcerations
in the ear.
<r>o5S;p9^io5f, — for obstructions of the nose from cold,
influenza, <&c.
coo5^cxJ)8^afl, — for furred tongue oooS^gico), do.
oocoScjic^S,— for fissures in the tongue,
coooSoooScfiSooS, — for sore mouth from salivation.
<oooSc8^C3ol, — for aphthse, or thrush.
coo5^b8^o6ioi,— for swelling, or ulceration of the gam.
.oooS^booly — for toothache.
oooS^ojjt, — for cough.
oooS^oo^oo^S,— for colds, influenza.
oxjS^ojjtoj, — for dry cough.
COj
c&^mSii^ 193
(DcS^o^cS^iod),— -for pain in the cheet.
cooS^ooioioi, — for distention of the bowels.
cx)Q&^oot0|, — for heart-burn,
ooaoSoDto82t« — severe pain at the pit of the stomach.
coa5^ooioid3t(^,— griping pain in the bowelsi flatnlence.
ooc&^9oeoDioi^i, — for abdominal ulcerations.
a>a&^ooio'i8cncx)iOd9^, — for dysenteria.
oooS^oa^o^y — for diarrhoea*
ax&^cxj^^t, — ^^^ Purging and vomiting, cholera.
coco^^, — -for bowel complaint in children.
cooo^oe^toooos, — for distention of the bowels, flatnlence.
a)o5|Sa9tcoo6i| — for wormsi nausea.
ooc5^oo8ocni — for the spleen. #
oooS^fiO^oSy — for djsuria, or stoppage of urine.
ooo5j^oo^8o)^89 — for dropsical affection.
coo5^b^cx>c889 — for leprosy, a mild speciei.of.
QooS^oo^S^^, — for leprous ulcerations of the feet.
oooS^oo^b^oio^y-— for scirrhns/or ossifications.
Goco^oo^ocnooiy — for malignant leprosy, or 2^.
when the extremites slough off.
oocso^^sooiffloi 8^8079 — for swelling of the joints.
coc&^coSof — for boils, and abscesses.
coc5^cDC35i, — for swelling of the glands.
oooo^oo^^i — for kernels, and glandular swellings.
ooqS^oo%fi^c^^o|S, — for do^ of the groins, or other
pigeon-egg kernels.
CDoo^oo^t, — for sores, caused, as natives say, by cater-
pillar hairs.
otn5^oo^^^, — for sd^oooo8, a kind of creeper of the geans
"Smilax," of which there are severa^ varieties,
as c8^oo8, — ^c8^ooo»«§8i, — cS^ooootoj, — dB^
oooo8cn.
O3o5^, whining, whimpering, or supplicating tones, see
oo^» strait, narrow, 1. cx)00^aQO|8, whine, as a
dog when desirous of something; whimper; beg
a favor in supplicating, importuning tones.
2. ooo55c^cg)| importune, persuade, coax.
3. ooooSooc^^, with pertness; with airs of self-
importance; with mincing affectation.
00001, from ooi, evil, hurtful, &c;, 1, Applied to man-
ners, oSooooioooD8| assame a daringi threateDing
attitude; treat i^ith defiance, oSoocogcoooi 00100
tioioQi/ do. oSoooDtooDOiogiiy aseame baughtj, ar-
roganty overbearing airs, oS 00 oa« oaooic^iODO©i
cxjjii, do.
2. AppKed to the countenance oofeSooooiajjii, be of
a hollow, haggard countenance, have a ghostly ap-
pearance, ^SoDoei^cooei, do* ^Sooooiajjiiocgii, 00
Micxjjiiajjii^ do.
3. cbiooooi, become a hole or cavity liable to
contain snakes, scorpions, or other dangerous
beasts, O^^o8<^ic8iooooi, the tree has a suspicious
looking cavity, o3^^\G8^cx>90ia^i, an opening
leading to an internal cavity, coi^oaboi^i, a cav-
ern in rocks.
4. 00001, applied to dolorous sounds, .dS^cSiooooi,
make hollow, undulating, or inspiring, sounds,
like that of a Burman gong.
Qoai, moan, sigh, groan, ooo^oodbs, do* ODOfODg), do.
ooa^ooocD, do. indicating, different kinds of do. oo
8^c8iooo08, groan, moan as a pretence of suffering
pain, or grief.
coo^t, atter the sound 0^8, 1, ooo^toooos, preface words
with o^soot, as in stammering, stammer, 2,ooa^8
ood3^, expressive of hesitancy, or stops, as in'
walking among thorns, on the utterance of o^tcSS.
a)G|t, utter deep, hollow groans, 1, ooa|8oooo8, groan as
in agony, odoSk^^ooo^s, or. oo8|8oooo8, the wind
howls, oooo^oo8|8, whine, whimper, importuning
mosM^
208 090^8
CDOO, or 0900| ginger.
00^, or codbooocOi have some occalt power, or importi
portendiog evil| omiooas, iDanspicioas, 1, ooSoooby
a bad omeD, a presage of eviU sometimes any
omen good, or bad.
2* dBcx)^, a small speciees of jangle fowl, osed in
decoying other wild, fowl; cSiod^i become dimin-
ished or deteriorated in kind, or size, yet pos-
sessing instincts beyond anything indicated by
outward appearance.
8. co^'by CO. oodbo^oodbbi diminutive in formi
often applied to small infants ; e^b, do.
4. oSoodboooDt, 00. oSoD^oSoDcSooooSy assame to
be more than is reali be spirited, daring, forward,
as young cocks, and young lads.
5. cxjjtaD^i CO. cxjjsoodbo^icoool, be extremely weak,
or hopelessly exhausted.
00(^8, or ODobs, intense, penetrating, harsh, rough ; having
a tendency to peel up; open in shreds or fritters,
so as to become rough and harsh.
1. ODobscS^, CO. aDobscS^ODobicSi, be frittered, or^
cracked, so as to produce a rough surface.
2. obco^^s, in a harsh, screaming, strained voice ^
intense, violent heat; obcodbtdbtobcodbs^s^e^b. oodbi
bs, CO. oodbso^ODcbsbs, applied to the voice, shrill,
high-toned.
3. ^ODobs, CO. \cotAS\cof^t, applied to heat, in^
tense, scorching, &c.
4. CO. of 000^8, as 000^800(^8, sigh, groan, moan«
ODI
gS* 209
00(^^9 CO. oodb^cpc6^9 1, Witb affected gentility, osten-
tatiously; in a reeling, swaggering manner.
2. «o« of oooSjS, as odoS|Soo(^J5; see oooS^,
oodSy from -gS, a cavity 1 > oogSi oo. co^sBoocS, be hollow,
as a tree ; have a cavity, odq8oiooc65, full of
cavities, — ^SsoDcfi, c(K SsoogBSioocS, dig out, exca-
vate, as a canoe,— -c^soogS, dig, or carve out, as
with a knife, &c.
— c8ioog8, be hollow, sunken, as the countenance.
3. oogS, empty, having nothing within,-— cSioo
cB, CO. c8icx)g8c8icx)Oo1, do. as the stomach empty
of food, — oogSoQi, empty, as a cavity of any
kind.
4. ^ioogS, few, little in quantity.
5. 8^oocJ3, a little while, a short period.
6. idSoogS, a certain class of snakes of a grey color,
— tdoDGSoold, do. having a green tail, — t6a>(38
o5Soo^, ^. striped with white on the back, often
found in houses, and granaries.
7. 8oo(fi, an owl, — SoooSgSt, small kind of do.
mB^nocSf CO. oo(]B^oo€8c8tc8ic6iogt, expressive of a
loud, bellowing sound, as that made by an ele-
phant, or bison.
oo4i from dS, gape, open in fissures, &c.| a sinus, in-
dentation^ recess, &c., as in, or under a shelving
bank, also applied to the opening of the mouth.
1. Sxo^Af CO. cSicocScSinoocOi cave or shelve
underi as a bank, — oodSooSi the cavity or hole
thus formed ; cx)(fi8^no€8<£i| do.
14 K.
210 'ooiei
2. oocSc^i, 00. rb(fin^^cx>c8c^i, appear '' chop-
fallen/' as through fear or amazement.
3. oSoocDtoocScSoacScBi pot oo the appearance ol
courage and resolution, as in case of difficulty oi
danger.
4. cocSy CO. of oog8 ; which nee.
oDcSSf CO. cocSSooooSy sound caused by choking*
cocSSf CO. ODcSscoodty (2o.
00(3^9 1' ^'^^ of cocSy as cof&^coA^ chop-fallen, ^
OOGQ.
2. <k>. of 00(^^9 as oodb^oD(fiS, staggering^ reeling]
swaggering, &c Bee od(^S.
3« CO. of noo^s, as coo^soogS^, with stops* checki
hesitancy* ^^^ ooa^8| 2.
4. oodS^cS^, gasp for breath, as a person s\iffocat
ing.
ooqS, co^ ooSSooa^, sound like that of a heavy dash oi
rain* see odcS.
00019 So, co8i, as ooSinooi* sound like that of mon
keyei* jumping about in the tops of trees ; also co
of 00^1, as co^icooif Bee od^i.
ooaioDOi, with rapidity and force, as the rapid rise o
water in a freshet.
cx)S^cx>o^, sound like that made by a 6ndden9 heav^
dash of rain.
ooSioooi, the rustling of leaves, ^^ ooOi.
cfS\ 1, Open, diverge, dilate; 2, an instrument used fo
catching fish ; 3. carve, slice up ; 4. feel malev
' olence; 5, one kind of ear ornament.
oS\%%^ CO. region of danger^ Bee cS^Ss;
ODI 211
ocOStf CO. place of daoger (S^8i«
9ee c3j8icxd18i, — S^cxO, — cfefafl, — ^ScxJl,-— coco),
— 90^9— -oocxHy — po^, and odoo).
00^,1. Break, bend; i. num. af. distance of a tree's
length; 3. divine, presage ; 4* broken in mind; 5.
ado. descriptive of a cackling noise; 6. q^. indica-
tive of probability or permission.
oo^too^^, fold, as a mat oSoo&s^^oo^ooqiSi^sgS^.
a>^«5Sj wood breaking without separation.
(^00^88, bamboo breaking without separation.
co^s8o5t, prognosticate by breaking a fowl's bones.
^^fll* <l^pi*G^ioi^ of the nose between the eyes.
oAocqo^^i offer a little of the. rice first cooked from
a new crop.
oo^S^i a tree lodged in falling.
(D^cSs^, break in many places.
sse d^toDS, — ooifScoSc^, — ooc»80©ooS, under oSs,
— ^SobcoS, and the derivatives oooS, odooS.
GO^cStob, split in two.
G0^8i88{, the name of a plant.
see o5^og\t6c3oS, — jgi^o^i — c8tcoS, and SiooS.
a>Si 1. Wretchedness from destitution or famine ; 2. co.
to other roots; 3. cackliqg noise.
ooScB^i, universal and utter desolation^
coScoSd, for cSBodSo, below the. house, on- the ground.
001, 1. Attach to; %• bind together; 3. qling to; 4. in-
terweave; 5. creep, over-run, as creeping plants ;
6. gripe^ as the bowels; 7. block up, obstruct; 8.
webbed, 9. })efall ; .10. design^ have in mind; 11.
with neg. exceed ; 12. num. aff. the q,uantity
212 oosdBf
grasped by one hand ; 13« a small copper coiOf a
pie; 14. a family name for several kinds of fisL;
15. Bulphnr; 16. aff. denoting connection; 17.
interpreti surmise*
00800^1 scissors^ shears.
nosc^y sbearsy forceps.
oo«cx>i, go heavily, a3 one with a burden, or sick.
00800^, 1. A house-pigeon ; 2. name of a tree.
oogcBS, meet with calamity.
oo8cB5, CO. ooicBSoogdSS, 1. Prevaricate; ^. ad^.^ at
random.
co8o^, name of a fish, cx)8^.
008^, num. aff. a quantity which may be grasped
around by one hand.
008^1 CO. OD001, go as one with a burden, or sick.
00 8e^, scissorsi shears, see od8o5^«
co8c^, a species of mud fish.
008^, for @8@i a species of early paddy.
008^^, slowly, with di£Scnlty.
0080001, cover up, screen.
oosooS^, name of a fish.
0080000^, scissors, shears*
cx)800^S, do.
00800S, close, as a door, &c.
oosodli CO. O08c8809tocn,. cram, stuff the mouth.
0080^80^8061, entangled ensnared.
008c88, name of a fish.
oo8cB^, 1. Fasten, or hitch up, as to a wall, &c. 2. aticl
up, as a notification ; 3. palm a fault upon a per-
son.
c©^ 213
cot9^8^» 1. A babble; 2. a foot ball.
cot%if aff. again I %ee oo88.
cotf 1^1, plump.
o:)ioo2S, name of a fish.
cx)tg%§oiioo^ooo88yiooioo8^opo^ooo^oo^9\oocx)02Sc8oD^,
half breed.
ootySf entangled viscera,
ooootoo^i more yet.
co^Sj meet with, as a calamity or event.
cotooit CO. 0080580080019 covcr, scrcen.
C083D, 0^(^10280129 reap 0280^9 harvest.
OD8dB^9 CO. of aD8cB5.
co8a>o)y a turtle.
008C889 stuff the mouth in eating ; mouth stuffed with
betel.
0010081 CO. of oocd^, strength 9 ability.
008008, time» season.
0080080080019 adv. obstructively.
0080^^8, weave a * cat's cradle.'
ooD08c8^, inadequate.
oo8c659 CO. of cBscSS.
oo8ooo8c8^9 name of a fish.
no8db, do.
see ^008, — 8^008, — o^od8, — 00008, — ooo6ojfo$
co8,^-8ioo8, and the forms 00008, — 00089—00
008, and 9008.
co^, 1. Broil, grill, roast; 2. screen, n. a screen; 3.
adv. by way of requital, revenge, requite toil ; 4.
of. indicating permission ; 5. of. probability ; 6.
spoiled, destitute of usual substance or flavor.
214 CD
oo^oS,- ojf. quite, very, as ^09^o&, very easy.
OD^<^^i 00. ooooSopc^^, n. an amulet, used as a de-
fence against evil.
00^8^, CO. cx)^8^no^f^i a canopy, ceiling.
oo^e^SjSi q^. indicating that tbe assertion is not posi-
tive, and that assent is solicited.
oo^oop, incantation.
oo^fSoopfS, adv. with a waddling, clumsy gait.
oo^^^S, same as no^^, of. permission, assent.
co^CQ^, grill, broil, or toast.
00^^^, CO. ^^cop, screen, partition, oo^^ooco^.
8ei ?^cr)^i — §^oofo^, — «ioo^, — og{5oo^, — o^
oo^*-^ — SscDJS,— ^00^00, and eoojS,— oood^, and
001, 1. Scarce ; 2. bear a high price ; 3. trade ; 4. throw
over the shoulders, as a shawl, &c. oo^coi, 1. A
scarce article ; 2. an article of trade ; 3. scarcity.
ooS»5«ooSooi, same as ooi, def. 3,
ooioDi, adv. 1. Sternly^ 2. saucily.
.ooio5Scx)iooi, adv. with a waddling, clumsy gait.
ODtooioDicx)!, do,
co\€f^%f same as ooicoi, fiercely.
ooiooS, trade, traffic.
yicx)iooS8, a trader.
ooifiooifi, adv. in a clomsy, unwieldy manner,
coxS^s CO, cbScS^coidS^, live by trafficking.
»ee o|Soo^coi, ooo^|5ooi8^, cSiooi, 880Dt, co. 8i8^
8scx>i, and eooi, oooi, and ODOOi.
CO, in combination with other roots, 1.* Frizzled, kinked;
2. feel dragging pain ; 3. be restless in mind.
o«o8 215
(iAj adt. a whiniDg ooiee.
rbfU^i name of a creeping plant.
ly a water planti end of leaf twisted, cnrled«
JM £oS, 8oSy and the derivatives coo&, ecai 000&,
and cooS.
c5^9 1. Tie aronnd, gird; 2. a band, ligature; 8. convo*
Inted; 4* having short bends; 6. winding; 6« mar-
row; 7, pith; 8. the pistil of flt)wer8; 9. midst,
center; 10. cordiality, sincerity; II. corrugated,
fnrfowed ; 12. worms of the grub family ; 13. grat-
ing to the ear; 14. (idv. qualifying yellowness.
OD^co^, oSoo^ SsoooDO^c/i (fi^b, grcens; medicine for
wonnds.
no^fi CO, n5^^a^8^9 tie the wrist, a ceremony used in
recalling the guardian spirit.
*
90^^(p8i, same as ooo^SooSii shape, ooSo5Sf, the cere-
mony of tying the wrist.
^^ CO- coSoj^Sco^cJjIj, 1. Constrict, compress with a
ligature; 2. the creases or 'furrows on the fleshy
and articulatec] parts of the body.
oS^o^ScSicocbSoocSS, a phrase, which denotes the tying
of a ligature around the wrist, to prevent nausea^
Q0^<B^8, title of one of the Karen fables.
Qofo^^, cloud yarn by tying parts of it in coloring.
n&^oB, marrow.
see 8pnoS, — fioSS, — ootcoS, — 8So5S, — ojjScoS,—
06S — c8noS, — (^«o5Soi8cB«,— o5io5^o5toD«,— o5«
oSSoSioji, — c8«o5ScBtoo8, — ooio5Scx)ioox, — cBoSS
216 <At^^
cBc^p, and tke forms tooS, — a>o5S, — ooooS, and
oo5S.
ooSy 1. A geDeric name for worms of the grab fAmily;
2. adv. as if worm-eaten; 3. grating .to the ear;
4. furrows, depressed lines, creases ; 5. tie ligatures
at intervals, around yarn, by which means it is
clouded in dyeing ; 6. clouded, gird the loins.
ooSoj^S, same as o5Soj^5.
ooS^p, tie thread, &c. def. 5.
oo59Sog, — c6Soo^cD^, — oo5ei8^,-~oS5c6i^,-7- c55o{5
c8p,-^- oSSooog, — o55ojf(j, diflferent kinds of
grubs.
see §5oo5, — SiooSooodi, — f ^<^S, and the deriva-
tive ooooS.
COS, 1. Constrict; 2. astringent; 3. compress bj twist-
ing, screwing, &c. 4. adv. urgently, vehemently;
5. oppressed, strained, as the eyes; t. with other
roots, writhe, contort, twist, &c.
ooScSs, CO. oo^oosooSoji, any thing astringent.
cbtcozcotcot, adv. describing motion, attended with
various twistings and bondings of the body.
oSscotoosojti do. like a wounded worm.
0080oSoD80Jf, do.
oSsffiS, 1. Same as cocB^ ; 2. corrugated, crumpled.
008(8^00809, CO.
oo8cB^oo8oo, 1. Corrugated, crumpled ; 2. with effort,
with straining, as of the eyes.
o58q5, CO. nos^S.
ooSoo8qS, a rag, cotton cloth.
o68^S, CO. od8^So58q5, !• (w?t;. pressingly, vehemently,
c5foo 217
with contortioDS of the body ; 3« with effort or
strainiDg, as of the ejes.
ootoog, adv. preseiDglji vehemeDtlji tightly.
oSie^^y CO. c^to^^ioiso^c^^i ad'o. very astriogent.
see oonSi, — do5i, — bic85o5soog, — oo^c8^5c$8odi
c8pc9i — ooSSooioji, »^8O0«, OOOD^nSlOjl, —
&Soc6t, — no^^oDt,— rBio58c8|St35| and the forms
•oSt, — o^n&Si — ooo5t| aad coos.
c5^f 1. Yariegatedi particolored; 2. the thigh; 3. the
axil or arm-pit; 4. pluck; 5. the snccolent extrem*
ities of a plant.
Qdoo^i figured, variegated.
90o5^oo<Si, do.
Odc^f CO. oon&^ooci the thigh.
ooSoo^t something figared* or parti-colored.
ooS<5D^ooSoi, do.
m^co^f — oo^ooSi, — oo^ooSi^S, — OD^oDgScflS, — o5^
rags, — oo^oogSooS,— oS^of^c^^,— c^peocSig,—
oo^cfiicS, — ^jSooSS^^qg), — OD^eoSSSSqg), — oS^
*f 8^, — OD^Sp @f g, — oS^oDogtoDogf , — o5^odo<%S
ooo<^S,— OD^Oj^S, — oo^cSiqg, various parti-colors,
&c.
m&coxcbij the part where the thighs begin to diverge.
03^c)^, CO. oo^oj^S, gird op,
oo^o^y plncki or nip off the extremities.
nSSaS, gain reposei rest, or quiet from pain or trouble.
foSoOy 1. Variegated with small checks resembling the
texture of basket work ; 2« in a wider sensci fig-
ured, variegated.
218 "^^V?^^
ooSn&^oOy somethiDg figured or variegated with colore.
00^(58^, stripedi as black and white stripes.
no^i^^, CO. n&j5ij5a^i^no^i^^f speckled as if strewed
with white seeds.
06^8^15 the space between the thighs.
n6^86too8S| spotted » speckled.
o5pc8i^, CO. o5^c8i^n5pc8x^, cloth having one or
two threads of a different color along the margin.
no^c6i^5, CO. n5^c8i<g5.
o6^c3S8^» the recess at the top of the hips.
^^@^^^ the space between the thighs.
ooj5o|2i^, variegated like the snrface of a melon,
co^q^y CO. o5^q^^op^(9, the thigh ; strictly the bulging
part of it.
nojSqSS^y the lap, or front part of the thighs,
co^i^^e^, the femnr, or thigh bone,
nofq^coi, the hip joint.
oS^q^^ooS, between the thighs.
yio6^q^|*8t, title of a Karen fable.
no^S^ojjS, CO. ODpS^ojSoo^SfcSi, same as oo^Oj^S.
oDJ58^«8i, CO. oS^S^ojjS.
n&^f ^00^1 a species of rat an.
o6^f^cibe8| adhere to truth, be strictly upright.
oojSoojP, various colors.
oo^ocSi, having stripes running round the thing spoken
of.
o^^oiSoj^Si having stripes interrupted by other figures,
or by a border.
no^<Qi^8^, the lap, or front part of the thighs.
oS^cBooSy the depressed part between the posteriors.
0D^«»^, obecare, hazy.
oS^coS^i, 1. do. 2. with f prefixedi the arm pit.
oSJkjW^, the lap.
see §c5^, — oo8xa>So5p, — 8|o5^) — 85o5^,*— cor
©, — OD^c^^^iy — opoDp, — fco^ODS^ii and the
forms #00^, — ODcSjS, — ono^, and oooop.
cSiy this root has not been found nsed alone. Its im-
P9rt as used with other roote^ appears to be, 1.
Fret| chafe, enervate ; 2. adv. in an agitated man--
ner.
oSio^iy €uiv. dazzling to the ejes*
{^looinoimii <idv. with incessant agitation or short
motionsi oscillations.
oo^igoS, a rag, bit of. cloth.
mdSxf V. aff. express the juice of tobacco leaves inta
the ear, to dislodge insects, &c.
See oo^Sooioji, and the forms «n5i, ododi, oooSi.
001, live for a longer or shorter period ; 2. be long-liv-
ed ; 3. adv. long life ; 4, aff. very ; 5. move or act
upon with a lever ; 6. combined with other roots,
forced, out of place ; 7; form into a compact mass^
as clay for pots, &c. 9. fit, proper, suitable.
ooicoooiS, extreme old age.
ooia^^, CO. odna^^ooicS, crowded, compact, as an assem*
blage of persons or animals.
CDlQJy CO. a>ioj^.
cxnoj^cS^, form into a bolus, or round mass.
ono^^ CO. odiopSoDinj, distort, make crooked.
320 ooiScooi
ooicBScS^, eame as ooiojScS^,
ooiogS, pry, or prize any thing from its position.
ODi8t, durable, long-lived.
(]S^ooi(]8^8s, be long-lived, of long duration.
ooi«8i, 1. Pry along towards; 2. fit, adapted to.
oDic8^, 1. Pry up; pressed from great fulness.
f^oDi, a lever.
coioOiScxjioo, apologize for an offense,
ooicb^, af. may be rendered, indeed.
oDi^iooiyS, middle age.
noiooon, form chatties, from the soft clay.
001 c8, CO. of ooio^p.
<>Dic8^, same as ooicb^.
yiooioooii, a potter.
see dB^oDi, — ^sodS^iooi, — ^scfet^sooi, — 85ooi, —
ODlOoSoOlOOl, CX>IOD1001001, fesCDl, — •ODKDl,
oiooi, — 00^001, — Bsooi, and the forms ©ooi, —
00001, and odooi.
ooiS, 1. Overlay, cover; 2. a steep bank; 3. lop, or
break so as to make the part bang down ; 4. lop-
.ped, pendant; 5. break, as the rim of a pot; 6*
a cover, a projecting or shelving part ; 7. lay flat,
as a plate, <&e. 8. lie 'flat, as a person ; 9. stout,
robust; 10. row, with oars; 11. be voracious.
ooiSoool, and ooiSoooloji, 1. Back a boat by reversing
the oars; 2. row back again ; 3. return, cjme back,
ooi^ooq^, cover, in order to screen, shade
ooiSoo|i, the part of a bank next the water.
ooiSoo|io68, do.
ooi^oooi, the side of a bank.
cm^cBcfiooS 221
ooi^oooS/ 1. Jut over, project ? 2. fold back, as the edge
of a mat.
ooi^co^coSi the cavity under a shelving bank.
ccnSoo^, CO. coi^cbS.
ooiSoji, same as toiSodsJ), move backward.
001^(^5, €0 ooiSnSSooiScfeS, 1. Notched, indented, as the
margin of a field ; 2. opposite, over against, as
frnit growing on opposite sides of the stalk ; 3»
name of a species of creeping plant*
ooiSogS, 1. Avoid, by rowing from ; 2. break or be broken
ofi^y as part of the rim of a pot, &c.
coi^S^y CO. coTiSQpG^Sxf the top of a steep bank.
noiSS^ojS, see ojSS^ojS.
ooi^8^c8iooSy overhanging bank or precipice.
anSfj^f CO. ooi^ooSy a bank made shelving by the action
of water.
(TXi^oocif ply an oar, row.
ooi^ooS, close, confine with a cover.
coiVdoScoi, do. cover to hide,
ooi^oof, same as ooi^coj^i.
ooiS^S, CO. ooiS^^noiSj^i, lop-eared.
001^1^1, CO. ooiS^S.
cDi^oiy the side of a steep bank.
001^85, broken off in bits or fragments.
GOl^oSt, CO. CX)1^0D1,
001^001, CO, noi^o5809i^ODi screen with a cover.
cm^ooS, CO. ooi^Scoi^odSi. a bank made shelving by the
action of water.
conFicBiooSf place bottom np, as a dish.
ooi^dScSooS, 1. do. 2. lie face upward.
U22 ODip«ia>V
•09i^£c88^i 1. Place right side np, as a dish; 3. lie od
the backy as a person.
see QXcoiSf — SiooiS, — 8^1^| and ooooiS,
ooiS, (often cBS,) 1. A short interval, a little while, S.
short and thick, chnbby*
see-QcoiSi and ^noiS.
O018, see oooois, and •oois.
<oi^, 1. Lazjy indolent; 2. Manl. (b^y consider, devise,
plan ; 3. prejix, used in both these significations.
oo^09i^ooD8y mid. v. feel indisposed to effort.
ooSooi^oooS, do.
ooi^cocSiooS, premeditate what to say; loth to speak.
oon^fS^, CO. ODiprBjSesSp, talk of, talk aboat as any
news, or any new project.
ooi^c8^c85o5, €0. do.
ooi^ocji, lazy, indolent.
yiooi^yio^|, CO. a person of indolent habits,
ooi^^, undecided, irresolute, wavering in purpose.
noi^^ooSf, from- ODip, 2, and ScoQ^, think, devise,
plan, see cqiSco2^.
001^00^0800^, deliberate, devise, plauj see oj^ooSosooS.
cx3i^c8p, CO. C5oi^c8jSe8c8i, deliberate, &c. resolve.
ooiS65, name of a person in Kar. Fab.
coi^^SSsggdb^l^ooboDiofSoooo^cSi, a fig. phrase, used
in allusion to the above fable, to denote one who
has undertaken something beyond his capacity,
ooi^ocfloo^, from ooi^, 1. and ool, indisposed to devo-
tional exercises, or attend worship.
ooi^QiooS, 1. Device means to accomplish any work; 2.
be indolent.
. ojS 223
oot^cBSoooDf 9 devise evil against each other ; 2. eoDsnlt
together.
Odi^ooc^y lazjj heedlessy indolenti inefficient.
an^o5y harbor a design against one's life; ojjSoS.
8x001^, name of a person in Earen. fable.
6adtcbi^, be habitually indolent,
oon, !• Bent} carved, inflected ; 2. turned as the edge of
a tool ; 3, intense^ affix^ very,
ooii^^t congested^ as with blood from the surrounding
parts, 2. collected in a ring or bunch ; a herd of
cattle.
ODiioS, from C5011, 2d. def, and 65, turned or twis-
ted in different directions.
see fiOtODii,— -aosoDnot^^, — QOtoo^ooicoii, and the
forms 00001 1, and oooii.
o^^ 1. A shell, testaceous covering ; 2. shell, as of nuts;
3. the rim of the ear ; 4. E^ren basket which
they suspend on their backs, for carrying burdens ;
5. adv. basket-shaped, shell-like ; 6. bark, or thick
hard skin.
r^, — (Tjoo, o^eS^cS^, — (tjjicSS, — 0'jso(fij5, — cr;j^\
», — oj^^co, to carry Of^o5{5.s, — o:^o5^^i, — cr^
cdSSi, different kinds of baskets.
odBSoSoooj, * carry father's basket^' a fig. phrase
signifying to die.
^Sc^Soj^o^, the bark of a tree.
966 cBio^f—rOOt^io^, — cBio^, — cSoj, — ^^f and
ooo^io^, also mcr^i and ooo^.
fl^, 1. Heat through, cook, by exposing to fire; 2. dis-
tended by excessive fullness, as the breasts with
224 oj5oo9^
milk ; 3. cover with a cap, bat; umbrella ; 4« a
slave, a debtor or bond servant.
o^^oDq^i shade with a hat, nmbrella, &c.-
o^^cdS. heat by holding the article over a blaze lor a
short time.
aj^cBp, bake bread.
o^^S^oof, a slave, or debtor-servant who is required to
be in the actual employ of his master.
o^ScB, CO. o^Sc8i«8c6i, burn up, burn as a corpse^ on
the funeral pile.
o^^9^oo38| restrain or moderate our passions.
o^Sog^^ burn brimstone.'
(T^^yii burn the dead, cremate.
(TjSS, used for the first personal pronoun, I or we, in
a humble address to a superior.
ojS^So^S^S, 00. ctdv. descriptive of slow, tardy motion
in large animals.
. ajjS^Sa^S^S, do.
^ ^^» ™ ^^ charcoal .
o^^lfi^i cook any article by exposing it to the fire.
(^o^^, become a slave or bond-servant.
©lo^^i enslave.
(B^cbcr^^ be in a state of bondage*
see tS^o^S, and S^^o^S.
ofS, 1. Same as of% 8d. def. cover, screen with a cap,
umbrella, and the like; 2. increase or enliven, as
a fire; 3. fight, combat; 4. a jail, prisoD.
a^SoDd, same as o^^co^*
o^SS^^^, put a cap, or hat an the head.
n^SooB^, a jailor.
o^iood^ 225
o^S^li same as n^^e^, restrain or. moderate the passionSt
o^^.c8<j^i, €0. in jail, in prison.
o^So^y enliven or increase a fire.
o^SoBSoooDt, combat each other.
o^SSig88i, jail, prison.
see cocf^.
a^ 1. Pass from a soft^ pnlpy, to a firm, hard, mature
state; 2. invigorated, satisfied as by a fnll, hearty
meal.
dB^^oooo^ooo^goo^, the fowls are not full-fed.
dS^o^s^^i, full-fed, * well off,* free from want.
see cocf^z, — •o^«, — and ODO^t.
o^y 1. Decorticate, peel in long strips; 2. a^i?, with
sudden jerks and twitches ; 3. adv. in a long train.
o^^oo^^, adv. startling, as at the touch of a snake.
o^o^, adv. as cbio^^o^^, go in a long train.
o^^^^ioioods, a Jig. phrase denoting using clothes &c.
borrowed or begged from others.
of^c8i(]Stc8i, CO. same as n^^, 1st. def.
a^coobtf decorticate, tare up, as bark in long strips.
see cos ooctj^oood^, — ooogoojp, — oc^jSoo^, — ooi
o^,— fS^o^^, and oao^lSoocb, also the forms
3^1, 1. A generic name for plants of the mushroom
family and a variety of other fungi ; 2. adv. mush-
room like.
i}i8toSSi« CO. same as ncja, 1st. def.
ijaSi^Sif do.
ifxcog:^, adv. as oS^o^iooa^, be as unmoved as a mush-
room.
16 K.
226 ODifX^iooio^i
Varieties of o^i. ojioofiSoj^, — o^ioodBoS^, — ojiooSi,
o^i^, see ^1.
o^iG^i) adv, with a carved top or back, applied to
things at rest.
ajisjjSol, — o^icSoo^, spotted ' black and white
o^ipoSog, — (Tjiooso^sSoo^S, — 0^1008, — o^ic8to8,—
g8, varieties of o^i.
(T^icSjSy spring np, as a mashrooai,
o^iof §, — o^iSsoooogog,— cx^iBgoooosocop^, — o^i^op^y
cx)5, — o^iobS^S,— o^ioD8c»^, puff-ball, ofioSSoDt]
— ojio$S8^ooS.
o^icoiS, a kind of soft stone, near or on which inosh-
rooms are found ; there are two varieties, whit^
and red.
Other varieties of o^i,— oijiooiSooS,— o^io^8^, — of^\o^
3, 0:^1030118^8, OJlOD^OOl^cS, O^l03^^8l
gi,— aji02,-f^iq8§8i,-o^iOgo88^,-ojic^foo«,-
o^ioSi.
cSiooScSioji,- affectionate, soothing, placid.
cB^coiODScB^c^iaji, fat, stout, chubby.
ODrS^ODo^i, adv. combining the ideas of broa<3
thick, and flexible.
' 001001 ooioji, adv. descriptive of an awkward, waddlin
gait.
See toji, — oon^iy and ODoji.
o^f 1. Clothe the lower part of the bodji put on gar-
ments which fasten aronnd the waist; 3. fall,
complete, wanting nothing ; 3. convexi prominent ;
4. carved ; 5. adv. as imitative of certain sounds,
oo^oj^'^i ^ ^i^i of offering to demons.
Qja^ooiooit adv. fully, completely.
ooojODcoiy not full, incomplete.
(Bpo^cB^coif be falli cotnpletei &c.
txyiiQ^cS^^f have a full, or abundant supply of
clothes, oinaments, &c.
ajmc5\i 00. c:f^coQ&ia^codbf change, ad clothes.
oj^^iooDS, change our clothes.
n^o^y adv. descriptive of sounds which the word is de-
signed to imitate.
ojoj^, adv. descriptive of the sound made by certain
ooio^o^^f a name sometimes given to frogs which
cry koo-kooh.
QjcSty full, complete.
Qjsl, a physician's treatment of a 'patient.
njQOy wear a so or gown down around the waist.
Q^Q^ same as c8g^, be relieved, be more comfortable,
o^odo^'^' ^^« !• In ft curved or coiled manner ; 2. in a
full, swollen or bloated condition.
ojooSoDiooS, trade, traffic.
ojoo^obtoo^, dress, put on apparel.
o^oDOMOii, dress, put on apparel or ornaments.
n^S^9 1. Rise in the center, — ^so2g8^, come to a
head, as a swelling.
S28 <^Soo|io6i
c8^02> rise to a convexity.
oiofj^, bent, curved, crookecl.
ojcS^, 2, Fasten clothes around the waist.
<92c8|So8tc8^, put on dress, clothe one's self.
ojoiojooMi, every kind.
ooQio^oooD^oj, do.
ojcxDi, CO. ojoS.
o^^f the sound used by Karens in calling a dog.
ojojji, the name of one kind of early paddy.
ojoS, co^ ^^ij ^* -^^ animal of some kind whose cry at
night sounds koo-wah, koo-wah; 2. an appella-
tion given to a person who does not keep his hair
combed.
ojoSsi dress, put on clothes.
oo^o^oo^oSt, clothes in general.
ooojoooSs, do.
o^^, 1. Thret^ten with revenge; 2, a lump, small mass,
collection ; num^ af. denoting a number or party
taken as a whole; 4. uprooted; 5. 6kfi>. sparsely;
($. adv. descriptive of certain sounds; 7. favor,
profit, advantage ; 8. shore, bank.
ojSooeS, 1. The God of grace, a benefactor; 2. by the
grace or favor of.
0002^9 or ooojSoooo^S, grace, favor, profit, kind-
ness.
oboj^ooJ), great favor, real blessing.
ooojSooBSobn, of no farther use.
ooo^^fi, through your kindness, aid| &c« Me otcg^.
O2>^09|io5t, the part of a shore or bank which is in
contact with the water.
ooo^^oof I, a shore,
oj^o^^i adv. with a sound like kooh, kooh.
cnSojSj, or ojSojS<|o5jSojSoni adv. descriptive of the act
of whirling one's self round and ronnd.
c8^ir>2^c^t, a bird bearing sonae resemblance to a
hen, but much smaller.
^^S.' CO. make a noise like doves.
oj^ngSf drive off> as dogs, or other animals.
o^SdK CO. ojSjiojScflS, threaten with a beatiog.
o^(Bcf^co^9, threaten to fist one, or strike him with
the elbow.
oj^ScSoo^ioo^y be quarrelsomei* litigious, harbour a
spirit of revenge.
8iog>S CO. Sfor^^SjQi, long for.
ojSoopojSoo^, adv. now and then a word.
ojScgp, threaten a dog to keep it from biting you.
ojS<jji^ojS(gi^ or ojScjjipojjSQi, adv. here and there, one
of any roundish article.
ojScSoj^oS or ojjScSojjSobS, adv. here and there one, of
any thing long and slender.
ojSc8oj^Sc8, adv. now and then. •
oj^8i, CO. f>jS<j)i^«
o^ScX>S, underneath.
oo^ojS, a tree turned up by the roots.
flj^cS^, a lump, hard mass.
ooSoj^^, a lump.
coo^o^^ any number of individuals taken as a
whole; hence, it often serves as an affix to denote
the plural number.
230 OJ8
co^ojj^cS^ CO. c»SojSc8^c^SojSoo», a chump, or
block of wood.
og^oj^cSp, coagulated blood.
ojSoS, threaten one's life.
see derivative, ©ojS.
cjS 1, Chop, fell as trees; 2, num. aff^ a division, part,
section, half; 3, adv. used to describe certain
sounds.
cjSooS, chop, fell.
cjSoD^ojjSejSi, CO. do.
coSojS, adv. descriptive of certain sounds.
cjSogS, clear away by chopping.
ooojjS, num. aff. half, one part.
ooor^S^S, half a basket.
ooojSs, half, or part way.
ooojjScx^B, CO. ooojSco5os8oj«, half a naeal,
o^ooojSSiooojjSSi, breathe short, draw half a
breath.
oooDcSooojS, SsooSpooor^S, onc half body, one half
legs.
cSiooojjS, half gone, settled halfway down.
oooj^SooojS, adv. in bits, in sections.
c^SsH^ss)), the chopping season.
cjS^s, cut a paddy field in a jungle of large trees.
ojSooS^gooS, cut jungle.
ojSooS, a detached bit of a. thing.
«^ fBiojjS, also, the forms ©ojS,ooojS,oojS, and
cjt 1| Cough; 2, cut, slice; 3, cut around, notch; 4,
reap.
ojtcoco^ 23I
o^moooS CO. ojtoDooSoS^ooooS, cough, spasmodically.
00S0J8, CO* ooSojiooSoog, a cold, influenza.
co^oo^oj^s, have cough,
fl^tc^t a bit| a short stick of wood, bamboo^ &c.
ojio&jS, cut with an edged tool by pressure.
rf^S, pine away from cough.
ojtsSi a short bit of bamboot
njimlSoSSy CO. oj8fioipcoi^.
021801^001^ CO. ojiooi^oSSo^sooi^ooi^, short and large^
with a humped back or round shoulders.
ojiobS CO. ojtobSbSobS, cut off by applying an edged tool.
ojtfS^S, same as o^tooi^ooi^.
a^o CO. of o}^^^.
nji^S, incise, gash.
nji^y slice in two.
ojiatcS, chronic cough.
ojig^, CO. ojtg^oj'?, slice up.
QjiooS, CO. ojtoS&ojtooS, a chip, slice.
njtooSoS^, short and large ; applied to persons and
things.
Qjw55, CO. oj8co5.
OD^oj^toSSo^ojgooS, short bits of wood and bam-
boo.
ojicjSSojtoSS, adv. describing motion like that of a
crawling worm.
Otoj«o55ojto65, move with short, quic^, irregular
motions.
ojtOKq^ CO. ojioDog^coloDo^^, cut off in thin slices.
ojtoocp^ 1, Incise or cut so as to lay open the parts;
2, cough severely.
232 oj^ot
o^toStfSoif make a gun-Btock.
ojioj, have a dry cough.
ojsgS^oS, whooping-cough.
see ©lojt, — ©lojteicog, — ©looSjSojt, cotojt, — cot
cSSoDiojt— 810J8, and forms ODojg— ,cx)ojtQt,0Do^t
^5, — ©0J8, — ©ojjiQg,— ©c6^€>oj8, and oooj».
02^ 1, Same as coi^. 1, Think, consider, deliberate, &c.;
2, in composition, and in several of its derivative
froms contracted, drawn together; 2, an article
of trade.
ooo2^q8|5, have discernment, discrimination.
oj^oocSi, same as odi^ooc8i, premediate what to say,
&c.
oj^ogS CO. ^^^^eb^ogS, try to devise, try to compre-
hend.
oj^co^, revolve or turn a thing over in the mind.
CO. oj^oooojSeofooc^, unable to comprehend, un-
able to devise any plan.
oj^e^^, with a contraction or drawing together of the
body.
0^^808 CO. 02^00^80800^, CO. same as cq^^ form an
opinion, &c.
ooSoj^ooScot. 1, A plan, device; 2, discernment,
discrimination.
oj^ooSosooS, cOf same as ojSooSooiooS.
n^^cS^, CO. ojpS^^tcSx, come to a resolution, co. take
counsel, consult, settle a plan, &c.
oj^ oocSS, Soe8do^ 00088 ooc8if)8ioo^, speak without
thought.
02^08, same as o^jS 1, def.
CO 233
^^%§' eame as o2^^%^*
QJiScb^i a trader.
see forms, •ojj^, — •OD^eo;^^, — ®^?%^> — ooo^p,
oooj^^^y — ooo^^Ss, — oojp,— ^^ooj^,ODo;^^, and
0^1. If HaviDg a pommel at the end; 2, elevated in a
curve; 3, adv. in a bounding mannerj curve in
bounding; 4, a cluster; 5, num of. applied to
clusters ; 6, strike with the under part of the fist ;
7, presage or divine with a collection of hen bones.
b^^ojiy a kettle-drumstick.
Sioomiy a gong-stick with a knob or* bulb at the
end.
oo^Soooji, is the curved, elevated head or pommel
of a native harp.
SoQo^i, flowers in a cluster.
•Soo^ooo^i, a cluster of yengan fruit.
dSo^ii pound with the under part of the fist.
ojiojx, adv. as Sf ^i-^i-i run with bound after bound.
ojie^i, (much like cx^ie^i and o^^^ili^O ^^^' ^' ^i^l^
the top or back drawn up into a curved position ;
2, in a jumping or bounding manner.
ft^oj^ie^io^iejli, same as e^ojio^i, hop, jump. ^^
ojvsBvSf presage or divine with a collection of he
bones.
Qjic8^, see njScS^.
seeo^^o^o^x, — oj^oji, co. 09^03^09^0^1, — ojjioo
oji, 85oji8Soji,— Sioji, and forms, •oji, — oooji,
ooji, and ODo^i.
09 1, Split, sever ; 2, slice up or divide into; 3, a small
284 ^^^^*
rod, stick; 4, a shred or fragment, as of a pot;
5, a narrow channel between rocks; 6| debilitated ;
7f nnhealthiness ; 8| adv.' qualifying and imitating
certain sounds; 9, work, basiness.
ojodI, CO. of ooc8, work, business,
000^^, the allotted season for any kind of work.
ooo^oooli do.
ooofooS, fragments of broken crockery Ac.
oon^oori^^, disease, nnhealthiness.
ooSojooSc^^, do.
(^loon^, a sickly person.
odaSopoDoSq, a woanded or diseased elephant.
dBsoo CO. dBicS^dBsc^i severe pain, griping pain ;
sickly, infirm..
Q)ocBS9c5lop, do,^
oj^oooDsy^ 1 , An aged person ; 2, a person in
ofiSce, a chief,
opop, adv. as og^SSioo^opcp, the barking of the puppy
sounds ka ka.
ojnpcc, adv. do.
cpoocScS, adv. do.
cpcScS^i, sickly, out of health,
np^c, adv. qualifying and imitating sound,
oj^ 1, A narrow channel between rocks; 2, the allot-
ted time for a particular business.
co(^\co\i^\, CO. same as ^^i> 2, def.
epos, split off, sever lengthwise.
opOD^es, do.
o^oj^o^op, CO. a section, splint, or sliver of bam-
boo.
o^o^o^S, CO. do.
oDoif o8t, divide or split into equal parts.
QodS^, slice up, for eating*
c^SioolSi, work, business.
see Stco CO. dSscS^dBto}, — ??^> — ooojodco,— —
fSoooo, — <fif^, — oQ^cSSdBgof, and forms cboj,
and ODco.
<5^ 1, (». 0009^0081, form, appearance; 2, nww af.
applied to small portions and degrees.
0D^8i, a species of grub.
see 0009^,-^000010005% and dBiojS. .
oj5, see ODojS.
00^ 1, Bent, crooked ; 2, a bend, crook; 3, num. aff..
used in numbering bends or crook; 4, a measure
of the distance from the middle of the forefinger
to the end of the thumb; 5, applied to the mind,
evilly disposed ; 6, applied to the ear, disobedient^
contrary; 7, pour out, as spirits.
00^00^ CO. ooSooj^ooSoj, a bend, something crboked.
0000^, a bend, crook,
ooo^^oocSi, adv* everywhere, in all directions,
ooso^^, have a grudge against a person, envious.
f^ojSy disobedient, obstinate,
ttio^^oof^ assume an unyielding, obstinate man-
ner.
yioj^oo^ODSo^^, a scoundrel.
0?^% CO. oj^oji,
^^jjSooSoji, same as oj^oji.
n?^, CO. opf c^fJ.
<»^oji, CO. oj^oSSof^oji, having short bends.
236 05{5(/o5
noj5ojioo^orjj5, do.
<32po;^i«5^i, do*
cf^fS^, having short bends.
<3j^<S, Pgho, same as op^oji.
ooSc^S, c<?. ojSooSopSf^, adv. motion, with flexnons
bends.
oj^C^i, crook like a ram's horn or wind instrument.
caSogi, bend round in a' circular manner,
oj^||i^, CO. of op^^s^i.
oo^^8^|8 CO. ^(S^^oo^^jg, have irregular bends.
oo^8SoDoo5, see ^.
coS©^, bend with a regular curve, from end to end^
^^®go, do.
c^pe^^, do.
OD^©^^bf, do.
OD^obio^i, bend with a sharp elbow.
<3j^a8cn^S, bend like a cock's tail.
OD^sSisl^So^, do.
oj^oooo^oocS^, have short bends, bend first one way
then the other, as a snake,
o^^ooob^, bend back.
ojjSoosb^b^i do.
opISoog, same as ^p^,g*
C9^9^02^8|S, same as 09^^8^|8.
oj^8^, GO. 09^8^Sop^8§, crooked so as to touch onlj
in some parts.
opSooos, crooked in a winding or twisting manner.
<^^oo5, CO. oo^o65.
o^u&S, CO. no^o&Sop^ob^i crooked in a windrng or
twisting manner,
o^^ooojt, having the center elevated, humpbacked.
oj^ODojt^S, do.
0^^0308, CO. OOJSOOOS.
Qj^odoty CO. c9^cx)08opj5oD08, coiledi carled, rnnning in
circular lines which tend to a central point.
QO^OD^, — cSo^oo^i buttons.
op^ODi, CO. <f^^coicf^^Q\j (oDS Spirits,) pour out spiritSi
as into a cup for drinking.
See ODicfj^, — oBsop^, — oiop^, — cBsnp^, or o8soj^
cBsoj, and the forms, oono^^ or oono^oocS^,— ooop^
00, — oonopo.
GOT, 1, Return, revert, recur; 2, die; 3, Pgho root, a
barb, a point or projection that stands backward;
4, affixj again, back.
oon^iy a return, a coming or going back.
oo^nji, 1. Hit back, revert upon, come by way of
retribution ; 2. recur,
o^oji, return again.
ojinoSs, do.
opinots), turn or revert back.
001009)091, turn back again,
ogic^, walk backwards.
091461, return towards, approach in returning.
091^6, 1. Beturn into; 2. tired, lamci as (dSopi^S, the
neck is tired, the idea is that of the neck's being
pressed into the body.
(810919 call back.
See 0^103091, and forms, •091,-00091, — 00091.
338 obSoDS
<^, !• Become; 3. live, revive,* recover ; 4. sacceed, pro-
duce Bomething; 5. be well and strong; 6. be
practicable; 7. aff. denoting practicability or
physical power ; 8. aff. and couple^t of another a/-
fix^ indicating the completion or finishing of a
matter; 9. adv. descriptive of soands; as,
og^Sioo^c^c^, or. (^(^ii^ the puppies barking,
sounds kai. kai ; or kar, kai, gnai, gnai.
<hchcoch^ adverbial phrase denoting partial failare.
<^c8, adj. well, strong, able-bodied.
oo(^oocS, adj. do.
Qic^, 00. wxh^xS, be well, strong.
g8^8{^oSj5c^, be in the enjoyment of good health<
<fec^icfeoi, or cfec^ioi, be changed, metamorphosed.
<^ooS, 00. <^oo^c8^odS, *come to something,' live tc
grow up.
racB, CO. (bcop.
<^c8^, 00. <bS^cb(Sf 1. Come into being ; 2. 8uccee<]
in producing the thing attempted.
(^GoScS^Go, do.
ooc8i6iooc8i<fe, give a final answer.
<feofooS, self-existent.
<^38, assume or imitate another's character or manner.
(^3^(^c^^, become great, as an officer.
<^c8, learn to read, work, do, &c.
See ^chr — dbcfe^S — ,o8<fe, and 9ch.
<b^, adv. 1. In a crossing, oblique, intercepting or ad
versative manner; 2. used in describing certaii
sounds.
<^^oo% 00. cfeScfiS, and ^ScBi, limping.
<bSc^\ 230
^icm, GO. cbhcoh^SSx, adv. limpingly.
(b^cBt, CO. €bSco\cb^S\j adv. backwaM and forward ; 2.
in an adversative or intercepting manner ; 3.
crosswise ; 4.*to and fro, as several running in op-
posite directions.
AScBicfeScBi, adv. do.
ASi, 1. Zimmaii a country contiguous to Siam on the
north; 2. a species of gourd.
<Mjc^^, adv. descriptive of sound like that of the
howling of a dog.
/See the compounds, c^cfeScBi, — 85cfeS8ScfeS, — dB
obS, and the forms, ©cfeS, — •cfeSiS, — ©cfeSsrSS, —
9(^^9<^^, — ©(^Sc^Sec^ScfeS, — oocfeS, and odc^S.
c^, !• A turn, bend; 2. change the direction; 3. the
name of one of the Earen fables ; 4. adv. descrip-
tive of certain sounds.
€hSco^3 CO. oiScBS.
^c^, adv. descriptive of sounds like that of a moder-
ate or affected laugh> and that of sobbing.
<^ScBS, CO. <^SooSc^ScBS, crookedy with bends one way
and the other.
^cgS, adv. tall and crooked.
c8i(^6ngS, have the top incline downward.
SxcbScSno^Sf be tall and inclining.
flbSc^t, bends and circles, or rings.
»<^ooc§, parts, members or general appearance,
»<^ooogioopooio£^ojoo8c^^, his appearance is
that of an elderly person.
340 <^«oo^
oD^oo(^Sooc@i9 the beads or turns of a fish hook.
oo^SoD^oocgioo^, he is of a good form.
cSi<fe5c8io§i, be long and curvated.
See dB^cficfeS, — spcfeSogS,— oo>ScfeS, and the forms
j>^5j — 00(^5, — och^f or o(^5n§5, — 0D<^S,— 00
{^8, 1. Pick, with a pointed instrument; 2. pierce, ad
pain ; 3, adv. piercingly ; 4. adv. with diflSculty ;
overpowering; 5. debate with; 6« scream, .cry
with force; 7. in a screaming manner; 8. studded,
(X)tec8ioocfe8, an overpowering argument.
(fetcx)S^^oo88, scream with horror*
(fetOD^, CO. c^8cfi8.
«)oSc^8«)D?icfe8, run screaming and screaming.
0Df^i^cb8OD00i8^fc6^, why do you scream at
such a rate*
<fe80Di, CO. c^tODSc^acoi, adv. moving the lower extremity
of the body one way and the other in walking,
c^8ob8, sound, like that made in pronouncing the word.
c^8c889 scream, yelU
{^8(88, CO. cb%mSch%6i%yl. adv. with parts running ob-
liquely so as to brace each other; 3. adv. with an
infirm, faltering, staggering or reeling gait.
<fe8d38dBS, pull and push one way and the other.
(fe8c88cfi^i, with great effort, as a very feeble person in
walking.
oi8<fi«c^tcB8, adv. with an awkward, laborious gait.
c^8@^@f, scream in a vibratory voice.
chic^c^i same as ab80jSo9S.
cfe800^i, with the back full. .
ch§£z 241
o^ccOo^, cry oat like a person scarcely able to make
any noise.
(b^S, CO. cbiSchtdif contest a point.
a^ocsj^i CO. chioo^chio^, cry oat, scream.
cbiocS, do.
o6t§^, cry ont with a loud, bawling noise.
^•9.9.» ^* ^^•SLSL^?^?* cry r^j r*> fts a screaming
child.
<i^q?, CO. c^iiaa-
t^i^^f S[^f same as chi^%.
0610^^09^, cry ont with reiterated screams.
(^lo^^jjji^ scream with a lapping tongue.
dtco^og^, cry heigh, heigh.
see 9b9ch9f eo. cbBODSsbic^g, — ^bicfegooSobec^icBg, —
cbtobi<B8,— ifi^o!)!,— 8Scfe8f»t, or 85abtcoS85obt
cBt,— cB8<b8, CO. StcoSSzchi, — ^|^chh 00. ^^cb^^^
cSi, — dBsc^sdBicS,— Stc^Sf and the forms oo<^8, —
^9 fonnd only in combination with other roots in the
singification of extreme, excessivci exceptional.
^a$), same as (^^dBt.
gScx>Sc^{5o:n, Pgho do.
3^cb^fS, the name of a chief in Ear. fab. who was
noted for crnelty, &c.
coiSc^^^S, a rock having extraordinary poweri
mentioned in Ear. fab.
cB^c^^, a very small birdf with yellow plumage.
o6^£t9 adv. excessively, beyond what is fit or desirable.
17 K.
3i2 (^loSSo^S
<^^C|8, 1. Name of a bird; 2. sel apart to a special par-
poBOy asi ODt(^c^8| that portion of spirits which
at weddings is consecrated and given to the
elders.
oi>S^, CO. ^^ool, kind of ear ornanaent, worn by men.
see c8^<^pc^t, — ojooS^cfef , and g^Si(^^.
cbif 1* Shine ; 2. blaze.
0D8(^i) have the mind inflamed.
<^oodi, shine, emit light.
<feioo^i, burst forth in a vigorous blaze.
<^ioobt| 1 • Be brighti as a clear sky ; 2. a small species
of tadpole.
S^bi(^i, adv* distinctly, clearly.
(^lODcbs, be luminous.
c^icSi, same as c^^cSi, backward.
(^id^^ODooSf shine with white brilliancy.
(^i8i8i| emit a reddish light.
(^iQ^^Q^^, shine with a dazzling brightness.
<^i^^a3C]oSf have a glaring appearance.
o^ibSi 00. (^1^5(^1^ I overpowering, as an object which
we cannot bear to look at.
bSc^iy have a bold^ shameless look.
(^ibSo^^, same as (^ibS.
(^ibSo^SbS, do.
^SojjgK^i, have that peculiar brilliancy of th«
eye which is produced by sharp pain.
o^ioSSc^io^Si be bright, glistering.
cbioSSc^S, do.
ifi 243
^So^ioSSo^Sy 1. Have the eye move and glisten ;
2. have a eharp watchful look of the eye.
dbio^', eo. c^i02«<fei«>8i, shine with a lurid or dark-
red light.
d^xoj^aj^t flash, strike the eye with a glaring lustre at
short intervals.
o6t02<^iool, blaze or shine with a dark-colored light,
^(^lo^c^ico), have dimness of sight.
obiQ^^ooooSy shinOf glare as the eyes of a beast.
Qi^i, kindle.
see S^chXi — gj^aj^c^ic^i, — oobic^i, — 09Cf t<^i,
— coa^cbxf — S^bi(^ii — and 8i<^i, also, the
forms •(fei, CO. •c^iecBi,— oocfei,— <?<>. ooc^ioo
(B, the word in the following significations 1. A clan, the
people or subjects belonging to a chief; 2. a body
of reserve troops ; 3. the eldest brother or sister
in a family; 4. an affectionate appellation given
by the elder brothers and sisters to the younger
ones ; 5. the stock of a cross-bow ; 6. relief from
pain, &c.; 7. the long feathers in the tail of a cock ;
8« the raising of one's self standing ; 9. substantial
earthen ware; 10. short thick vessels as certain
jags, &c. 11. the combining or adding of numbers ;
12. the assembling tc^ether of persons or things;
13. the lowering down of projecting parts, as the
eoek of a musket ; 14. the taking apart of ma-
chinery, 'furniture, &c. to bring them into a more
compact form; 15. splitting or severing short,
ihick articles, {Maul.) 16. adv. descriptive of
214 (S8i8^Si
certain sonnds ; 17. the name of a person noted in
Ear. fab; 18. a nncleuBi b beginning.
cBco^cBo^^, adv> some stiff, some limber; used in des-
cribing things which are too long for their size.
cBcB, 1. An affectionate appellative used in calling «
young brother or sister; 2. used in describing
sounds like the barking of a dog.
9c8| same as c8c8, 1. def.
ocSScB| do*
cBrBaJlaf), same as r8cB, 2. def.
SSSSf do.
Sh, the papja plant,
cBSf^, the female plant,
cfi&oc^^t the male plant.
(SScO, do.
cBgS, CO. c8qS©Soo8, see ojgS, relieved, improved ii
health.
cBgScBg^, CO. do.
cBcbSo8, see c8, 15. def. (Jfaw^,) slip.
c8c8S, CO. cScBScoScx)), the people or subjects of a cbie^
his clan.
cBo^, a substantial kind of earthen ware.
cBc^S, 1. The reserve of an army; 2. troops.
c8<38, the remnant of betel after the juice has been e:^
pressed by chewing.
c88HS^, adv. descriptive of sound like the barking of
dog.
cB8i8S8i, see c8, 10. def.
%^Sf CO. ^^S^cb, see cB, 19. def.; 1. Use uj
that from which profit or increase might be ex
(SSc8S8i8i 245
pected ; co, obtain only what was expended with-
out increase.
|^c8oO(^i, do.
ooo^^cd^^cbco^i not cooked through.
see o^^^, CO. p^jScBog^oDoS, or c^ScBog^cfe,' — ^^S
cB,— 3<S,— ocfi^cB,— ^SocB,— bS(«, or bScScfi
008, — ojojcBcS, — opcBcS^i, — 8icB, and c8c8ooc8,
also the fornis, ©fB,— ©c8c8^ooa>8,— ©cBcjSecB^,—
•c8»c8, — oocB, — oocBcSi, or oofBcSioocxricSi, —
oocBc^^, — ocB, — ofB§^, and odcS,
Bl 1. Hot, 2. distressed, grieved ; 3, oppressed, with
external difficuHes; 4. hot, pungeat ; 5. titilating.
oo^fBli CO. ooScB^ooSSi, 1. Heat, or it is hot ; 2.
trouble, difficulty, &c.
ooScBSooSooS war, famine, pestilence, &c.
cflScfiS,— a3^cB5i,_cfiScfi«r,— c«f»5i, and ^8f»S,—
8S^p<BS, and SSglcBS, varieties of odScS^iodSodS.
038c8^, CO. 02^cB^OD8c8^i distressed in mind, be
vexed, irritated.
Koo8i, CO. r8^0j.
8^0008001, very hot.
Koo©8o5ic^i, do.
iSoo8c8i, rendered soft or pulpy by- the action of heat.
KaooS, CO. cBSog, to tickle.
MS, CO. ASSS.
i^<S^, adv. quite hot.
SdBSoolooS, adv. used in describing sounds of evil
omen.
Rc8^8i8i, adv. 1. Quite hot; 2. with difficulty; 3.
with exposure to the heat.
946 cd^(8t
cBScftSooiiooHi adv. moderately hot, warm.
cB^rfiS; CO. cfiScBScBScBS, adv. disproportionate.
og^elcB^rS^i the name of an insect having a very
long fietnlar body.
cBScjiStjjjS, severely hot.
cBScobj CO* rBioo.
cB^, CO. cB^cfi^fgS, feel titillation, cfiSc^cfiScocS,
oo^r8^ng, a kind of plant.
oo^rBScjjj), exposed to the rays of the son.
ODicB^og, elated with joy.
cBS8i 1. Be red hot; 2. destroyed or rendered unfit fo^
use by being heated.
rS^8i8i, !• Bed hot; 2. be greatly troubled.
02pr8^03t8i, distressed in mindf irritated.
^ir8^yi8i| a person very di£Scult to get along
with.
cBSooS, CO. cBSoo.
cfiSoo^, CO. S^z&^.
cBSeoi, CO. cBScSi.
cS^^p, CO* S^t&pS^fX>^$ scorchedf wrinkled by the
action of heat.
cBScoi^, CO. cBSiDi|5r8Se)of , do.
r8SojJ«, CO. S\t&^S^^t, do.
cfi^wo, CO. c8^e>DcBSe)oS, 1, Parched, shrivelled; 2. cor*
rugated, as the cicatrix of a bad burn.
cS^oboDO^t, be burning hot.
cfiS«SS, CO. c8S«SSrB^og{S, burn to a coal.
cBScSi, CO. r8^oS^cBSc8i, corrugated, contracted bj
burning. *
cS^dBicB^oDi, do. producing some kind of excreecent
matter in the parts,
iS^ooS, CO. cB^oiB.
dKwS, CO. cBSooScB^gi, a blast of heat.
cBSooScBSdB, do.
(B^oS^oot, exceedingly hot.
(B^ODiB CO. cfiSo^pcBSoDiB, brimstone, sulphur ; so called
at ' Maulmain.
cfi^obB CO. cfi^o5Sr8S66B, burned off.
cS^yS, «>. cfiSyScfi^yS, melting hot.
ooScBSyS, melting weather.
oo^cfiSySij^oob, do. but more emphatic.
(B^ocO, same as cB^OdS. .
(BScttt, CO. cBSoji.
dKo5^, 06. rBSc8.
(B^cjti CO. jcBSojtcBSoot, burnt on, t^s rice to the pot in
which it is cooked.
cfiScB, CO. (BSodS.
cBScB, {JO. cBhcScfiSoSp, scorched.
(B^tngt, CO. oScBjSoocoo^S species of bird.
cBS^, 00. cB^Sj^cfiScp, be hot enough to blister or sear
the skin.
cS^^DDobt, do. but more emphatic.
dBSoot, CO. dB^icBp,
cfficjt, oo. cBSc^tcB^:8, have a hot sensation on the sur-
face, feel a glow of heat on the skin.
cDtcB^o^t, vexed, annoyed.
cB^cBSy same as Of^cS^, a lump or mass.
248 cfiSoi
cB^cS^cd^oot, do. a lamp or roandish mass, &c.
'cS^c8^0O8c8| adv. in lamps.
og^cB^cS^, clotted blood,
tBSc8i, become hot, applied to the heat of the san,
^ScB^cSi, the san shines oat, or the san is hot.
oo^cB^cSi, it is hot, i. e. the san is hot.
<fiSoDol, eo. cBSoDo.
cfiSooo, €0. cBSoDocB^oDol, closo, maggy.
cBScSodt, CO. cBSo8o|t.
rS^c80|t, same as cS^cSoot.
c8^c80|t 00. cS^c8o28c8^c8oo8, oppressive; applied to hot
weather.
cB^Ggt, CO. c8^ogtcBSo8, barning hot to the toach.
cB^Gg^, 1. Consaming heat; 2.' adv. so as to caoee
smarting or burning pain.
(Xj^cB^cg^, denotes rice prepared for the distilling
process.
(B^a{, 1. Smart as a woand; 2. smart as by the appli-
cation of an irritating snbstance; 8. pangent.
ODicB^oo, have barning pain in the stomach.
(B^0|, CO, S^a^S^coSx, hot, barning pain.
ODtcB^o^i same as ootcB^o}, also applied to the
feeling of deep regret.
CO. (B^oo^^oo^S, same as (B^obcotdt.
See ^So5<B^, — cSifBS, or cSicBScSScBS,— ocBS, —
ODScBS, — etcB^, — ^icBSoj, — ^icBStSS, — ^icB^oj,
or^icBSo2^irBScbt,-^icfiSia8^,-d8S(BS,-c§^cBS,—
c^cfiS,—ODrBS,—^5i^5j^— (tiger.) ScB^i, or ScB^jg
col, — ajScBS* — coSSf and ^tcB'?, also, ©cBS, or
•cBS©cBi
cBSoS 249
(SS !• Neck; 2. adv. neck-liket i. e, small, inconsider-
able; 3. fall so as to bring the chest or neck to
the ground; 4. that part of an upright thing
which is just between the top and trunk, applied,
to the arms and legs, it denotes the wrists and
ancles ; 5. the cavity of the mouth and throat ;
$• utterance.
ooo^SoocB5ooc8iocrB5, speak, utter words.
co^oocBS^ speak falselj.
cSSooooS, be choked.
cBSooooS, do.
c8So9f y CO. cBSoo^cBSoo^T, the prominent part of the
throat, A^dam's apple.
(8Soo|S» the larynx.
(BSoo^, CO. cB5oo|^rB5oD^^, do.
SSco^Sf CO. cBB.-oQSoDgS, have obstructions in the
throat.
cBSa>a^icx>ooii, the parts composing the larynx.
cSScxjgto, the back of the neck.
<6Saj)i^i CO. cfiSogiSSf rSSajji^S, do.
(BSS, CO. SSQ^SSh, 1. The back of the neck ;. 2. be-
hind one, clandestinely
(flSS^Ql, do. 2. def.
cBSS^ODoSf, do. 2. def.
oooo^oocSSo, a peg used for a gudgeon iji the
nave of a native spinning wheel.
(BS8^, CO. cBSo, and other words relating to the neck.
fBSS^oot, the lower extremity of the neck.
cSSiDt, be put to silence.
^SSoSy the vertebra of the neck, neck bone.
cB55
c8Sc8S| same as r8Sc8S.
cBS«85cB5og|5, co. do.
c8Sc8t| the esopbagns.
cSSe(fity the depression at the front of the neck just
above the clavicle.
cSSecSt, do.
cBSoiSsodS, do.
cSSo^, adv. a little, in snoall degree. Maul.
(dSooi^ooti the lower extremity of the neck.
cSSoSo^, lie or croncb down like a fowl brooding her
eggs.
cSSoSt^i, same as cSSecSs.
cSSoot, CO. cfiSS^cBSoot, either extremity of the neck.
ngcB5o6«, the upper end of a basin or deep^ still
water in a stream.
cw^cfiSoot, the part of a tree just below the
branches.
cBSo, CO. cBSSpcBSo, below, i. e. on the gronndi the
ground in. distinction from any elevated position.
cB5(|ji, 1. The cavity of the mouthy 2. utterance.
jioD^oocfi5(|jioc8^08ooo5^oo^, we cannot stop
men's mouths, i. e. pervent their talking.
cBSoj, CO. c85ojd8Soj, an unnatural protuberance on
the neck.
cB5o58, CO. cB5cDicB5o68, be hoarse.
cB5o5«r85@i, CO. do.
cBSoSsoot, do.
cB5o5io5«o5«, do.
cfi5d8, the neck.
cBS&i, CO. esoSt, foul-mouthed.
cSScSoi 251
cBSojS, CO. cBSojScfiScB, the esopbagns or gullet,
(BSg^^ooooi^, have a breath expendedi i. e. be able to-
sound uo loDger without replenishiug the lungs*
(BScgSooooii, the larynx.
(BScg^no^ti trill the voice.
(SScg^di, the esophagus.
(SScj^^S, do*
cSSo^^oocSesS, the cartilaginous substance forming the
esophagus.
cBSog^cSioogSy have any thing, in swallowing^ enter
the trachea.
(SScg^cSiooooty o(fipoiStoSd3^0Dc8S^oc8^02^9 food
lodged in the throat.
(BScdSo, same as cBSo,
(BScoSS^cBScoSo, CO. do.
(S5gdi9| same as cSSodSo, under the house.
(BSobS, see bcdScbS^ a low shed.
cSSdbSooSi, long, slender neck.
<SSc8i, CO. cfi5c8ic6tc8i, fall so as to bring the chest
and neck to the ground.
<B5c8iooc8S, lodge temporarily in the throat.
cBSoo^oooi, same as c8Sod|. * .
(SSoa^oD^^ do.
cBSoDoStooi, have the neck very short.
cBScgt, CO. cBScgtdS^cgt, irritation in the throat.
cBSdBt, same as c8Se8t.
c8S(doo, the duct of the esophagus.
See icBS,— iSicBS,— @oocB5,— oj^ScBS,— cooSt
oj^5cB5, — ^ogScBS, — oicBS, — ^jScBS, — ©icBS, —
252 cBtS
— «cBS,— gcBSo^t,— «cB5ttcfiS, — §icBS,— ojscfiS
8i,— od8«cB5,— dB5cB5, or dBScBStfi©^,— ojcfiB,
or ojcBSojcS^i, — c6S(B5,— oSscfiS,— ^3cB5,— 8p
§cB5, and oojScSSy also the derivative ocSSi — ooo
cfiS,— cx>iocB5§|S,— ccBScg^,— oSSSp,— ocSS
c8i, — and ocSSifii.
<8t| 1. Cry oat, halloo, scream; 2. call, sammoD, invite;
3. name; 4. coQiplain of any pain or particular
symptom when indisposed; 5.. an island; 6. every;
7. all without exception ; 8. be of an even nam-
ber; 9, connect with or attach to one's person;
10. be strongly indicated, seen to be near at hand;
11. adv. repeatedly, every little while; 12. a
species of charm or amulet.
3JSc8tc8io6, the first singing of frogs at the com-
mencement of the rains.
cBlooS^^ooSg, cry, scream.
<8tcx>8^8^c880D39, applied to distant calling which is
barely audible.
tSsoD^i, €0. (dssfp.
cBicocoeoooot, mate a noisy outcry.
cBsoooDtaioocbS, Jo.
cBeooo^S, every kind, every description.
cSscocSscStcoo^i scream out vehemently.
fBi@^@^, cry out with a shrill vibratory sound.
fSt^i CO. cSt^cSsooSS, call or cry opt without cause.
f8t02|i| be jast an even number.
fStS^, CO. cSiS^cBtcoS, for rSsS^, an island.
<8t8^eol, complain of head ache.
<BtSt call for^ or engage a boat for crossing a stream.
cfigodS 25a
cSioiy each individaal.
(Bioiii, do.
(BtqcSsoi, do.
fSiocBtoi, do.
(Steoli call, or cry out in a rougbi scolding tone*
(Bstffle^, do.
(8iiBi| call or bid to come near.
(Bt^S^y utter short groans with a whimpering tone.
(Btg^Sig^Si, scream as a peacock*
(St^i^ti see c8t^&S.
(Si^sS^^tii^, squall as a cat.
(6tt, CO. cBtoi, every thing.
(818OI9 CO. cBtsoie)0^oQi| answer to a call.
(Btsg^y CO. c8t8^^c8toD^i9 summon or call a persoi>
forcibly.
cBsoDOj.S, CO. cBiooofScBtcSs)), make reiterated cries.
(StcodbS, do.
(6100^9 CO. cBiO(ppc8too^i in weaving, attach the web to
the person of the operator.
cStcoSooSf do.
(StcSicx^, detach do.
(SiQ^«*{k>. cBso^ooOi call after one who is departing} or,
repeat after another.
(Bi|18i| call out thoughtlessly^ without cause, on an im-
proper occasion.
<Btf^» CO. cBicSS.
(Btoooi, cry out with a loud voice.
(Btoo^, do.
(BlodS, do.
254 cSsobSoeoi
<dtft, CO. cSt<2tc8t^^» start a person with a sadden call
or ontcry.
c8t(^89 CO. cStc^cBtc^Sy cry out vehemently.
<S)^^, separate fatnilieSi by compelling the different
members to serve in localities distant from each
other,
<Si§§> cry out or call vehemently.
<S8^^9 CO* cSk^s, call with frightening words.
<S8^8cSt»t, adv. pref. often, every little while.
<Bt(»ta3oSc8i9 he appears to be near dying.
<StSi, or cSteicStei every kind.
<88oibt9 do.
<BtoicBtooogS, do.
oo^QioooDScSsoicStf , a phrase nsed to denote sooie-
thing remarkable or anaccoantable, all the parti-
cular of a matter.
<BǤ, or cSs^cSt^^t cry out incoherently.
fSt^iy CO. cSi^icSSoooDty call each other friends, — cBt
ODiODi^iy he called me his friend.
cBto^Si call, or give a name.
iStc^f 00^ cBtjs.
<B«o}S, a species of tree.
cBsc^^c^Sf make vehement and reiterated cries.
oo^cStojS name of a particular figure in figured
dresses.
GOcBto}^! a gown figured as above.
<StC9^c8to}^oolQ, part of an unmeaning ditty sung by
children in play.
<S8o6Soooi, same as cStoibt, every individual.
S^cf} 255
<BicBS, CO. cBacSSootcSSf !• Have each an equal number
or quantity ; be of an equal number.
3. or cSsf^cBscSS, every stream.
<Bic86bt, do.
coSz, CO. oocStooobt, eng. not of an even number.
<Stc8i9 see under cStcx)^.
<B8099gt, CO. (dtoDqgiODcgii call at a distance,
<St9aqgiaDqgXi do. in a pathetic tone.
(Biooqgio, do.
cBtdB^, CO. cBtooojS.
<Bto5^o5^, call aloud, shout.
<BioDi^ooip,— cfiio5pc»|5,— cfiidBfdBp,— cBi0ip0ip,—
cBt^^ — ^^^ different terms to describe differeni
kinds of hallooing, shouting, &c. as indicated by
the sound- made in pronounciation, the reduplicated
syllables.
See (^tcSs, CO. cbzccSchtSz — 8cB«, — cS^cBs, also
the forms ©cB*, or ecSseo^, — oocB«, — cSSoocBl,
or cSS00cBtcSS030Dt. ODcBt, cSfoDcfig, ODDcSs,
or OODcBlOOOODI, OOlODcSl.
cBS, 1. B-ead, cake, biscuit, pastry, dough, pudding; 2.
used as a couplet to other roots in the significa-
tion of soft, and yielding pliant ; able, weak, lan-
guid, debilitated; 3. a species of tree, the wood
peculiarly soft; 4. the name of a large stream
above Maulmain.
(B^oof ^, flour.
<S|^a^, debilitated, languid.
ooicB^op, debility or languor at the stomach.
82cd^8(5)op, debilitated state of body.
256 cfii
cBjSojScSp, a loaf of bread, lump of dongh, &c.
cfi^cfi^opoo, weak, feeble, sickly. . •
oopcB^cB^^S, see cS^yS.
cfi^8b8a8,— cfif s8o^,-cfi^oi»p,-(Bpcfi^, different kinds
of bread or cake,
c8^o6^^, a kind of cake or pastry made into the form
of bangles.
cB^cfiscocbS, vermicelli.
cfi^g(:8i, a kind of offering, used for the cure of ortbal
mia.
cSp|, adv. of a soft, yielding consistencoi as,
Qc8ic8^^9 be ripe and mellow, and,
oDo^scB^^, which 8ee\ bruised to pulp.
cfiSo^^oj^, a kind of dough-nut.
c8j5ooo, 1. Bread made of ooS, 2. a species of rice.
cB^8, bread flowers, rice flour wet up with water, made
into fanciful forms.
oo^e^cB^S, in figured work, a figure designed to
resemble the bread or biscuit above.
cfi^», CO. cB^8io8i, bread, pastry, &c. in general.
cBpo^, CO. cfi^ojBcS^Ojjp, leaven, yeast.
(fiSttSooif a species of beetle.
cfi^ttpcgiODS, a variety of do. feeds on the plantain tree.
cB^tt^, or cB^o^, leaven, yeast % see ajj)|808.
cfi^cSS, — c8c65, or cBicSS, Toungoo river.
cB^ojj^, CO. cB^S^.
See oogcS^, or oogcB^ootoD,— oo^cB^, — opJSooopS
oocB^, — dBecB^dBeoj, — gjScBp, and 3^oocB^.
(Bi, 1. Hard, solid; 2. constipated; 3. hard-hearted, ob-
stinate ; 4. tenacio^ of lifei not easily killed ;
cBi8icx)c«8i 257
adv. with a couplet, persiBtiDglj, pertiDacionslj;
6. with a couplet, ferocious, savage; 7. a species
of blue bird ; 8. Toungoo river; 9« Nats, supposed
to cause the easterly showers of the hot season.
S^cSi, < hard-headed,' capable of endurance, thus g^
oo^c^^ooS^cSa, pfimarily denotes fish that will
not die by poisoning; and figuratively, persons
who contiaue to subsist, though enduring enough
to kill others.
ooc8i8d8C>), reckless, pertinacious.
oo^oo^cBi, same as oo^^oo^cSi, ferocious beasts.
Maul.
^c8i, 'hard face'; 1. Shameless; 2. incapable of
weeping.
ooicBi, 1. < Hard-hearted ' ; 2. tenacious of life.
iBiflgi, adv. 'denotes rigidity, and a bowing posture, as
o^c8^c8ic8icgi, large bamboos as they come to
maturity, harden and bow.
^ic8icBiogi| a tall, stout, hump-backed person.
Aimiy adv. with unflinching effort, asy
obifBiobiool, go in spite of hindrances.
dS^cBitfi^ecD, force one's self to eat
(Siccn, see o^tooi.
£i09^cBioo^^, or cSioc^fjS, see fic^ffi, extremely hard.
£if^, disobedient.
dSidBS, 966 cd^c8S, Toungoo river.
^SidSoo, $66 def. 9. the ko are ' drinking,' by which is
meant showers from the east.
iB\8iGoc88i, same as cBi, def. 9.
18 !•
258 c86S<fi8i
See c8^c8if — fjcBif — cfi^cBi, also the forms ©cBi
CO. ©cBiecBi, — ooc8i| or o5oor8i, and ocBi.
Aj the root in eiginficition ; 1. Di£Scnlt, nnfeasibley vex
atioas; 2. adv. long delay; 3. reluctantly; 4.
jungle chopped, but not cleared ; 5. adv. froo
curiosity; 6. co. in the .signification of energy; 1
extract honey from flowers; 8. suck up by mean
of a tube ; 9. mash, in fermentation, 10. pat in par
celsy as betel leaves; 11. num. aff.% Id. fell h
chopping on one side only ; 13. without kernel
abortive; 14. adv. of certain sounds.
^icB^ a person who does not do as he is desired.
f^c8, obstinate.
0Dtr8| have a dull understanding.
0D^r8| slow to bear fruit.
fSooo^ii extremely difficult or aiSictive.
cBop^, Tav. coto^p, a tree producing small, radiated an
very fragrant flowers.
AAf adv. used in describing the barking of dogs, an
such like sounds.
r8r8oo8ti adv. descriptive of cackling sounds.
cBcBo^p, a kind of lullaby.
.cBfBVbi adv. vexatious, very diflicult.
ooSrB, CO. ooScSooSi, a perplexity or difficnltj.
oo^rB, CO. oo^cBoopi, meet with difficulty.
c8^, same as oo^cSoo^b.
rB8^f8(X^, same as c8, def. 4.
cBA^iO^oppoocoo^Soooi, a kind of tree.
cB6^r88i, vascillate in mind.
cSo^cBbii do* also, in a loss about the way of doing
anj thing.
SbzoS^ eo. cBetoSrS^obS, heaps of brush.
cfi^obS, €0. of SbzoS.
180COO1 do\
S9^, \. Mash, while undergoing the process of ferment-
tation ; 2. a kind of tree.
SS, ridge between paddy plots to retain the water.
(Scoot, Gandama.
cBoD^, 1. Eat or drink, by means of a proboscis; 3. suck
through an artificial tube.
S(^, CO. cfi^^cSo), a jungle cut over, but not cleared. -
(B|^, a kind of grass.
(Sb^, a kind of tree, wood fragrant.
<8bSooc8, cloves, fBbS8, do.
rSoocg, — cfi^oo^, see def. do.
See oodSirB, — oj^rB, — ogScB,T^c8rB, — cS^birS,
— oooK^^oooicB,- — cSsrS, co. cStoocSsrS, also the
forms, orB, or or8oc8^,«cB, or ©r8©c8, — oor8,
— oocSS, — oSoocB and ODcB.
cS^, 1. A. delineated space or area ; 2. a country, pro-
vince; 3. appropriate a female to one's self
for a wife ; 4. affixed to another noun, the region
or superfices pertaining to the thing denoted by
that noun ; 5. with 00 prefixed and ol affixed, at
onee; 6. affixed to a word for time, afterwards;
7. etdv. in sweeping manner; 8. clear a small
space in clearing jungle, chop the small trees part-
ly off, over the space of ground on which a large
tree is to be felled; 9. adv. of motion, to and
260 rS^cSt
fro through a wide space; 10. a small species of
bee; 11. adv. descriptive of sound.
oooosrS^, adv. see def. 6. when.
•oofB^ol, adv. see def. 5. at once,
oDcfi^Q^, a different country.
ooooodcS^i a country.
o68io8S8i, countries.
ooodStBSoooJ^, a separate country.
oooDS^SaScSSooS^fScS^, a water-enclosed country^
c8^OD0^, c^, o6o3©^cBSoo©S, nats which are supposed \x\
preside over particular localities.
cB^0398, a species of grass.
cS^ODt, a council.
cBSodQoj, adv., descriptive of the sound made by a
cock in crowing.
c8Soj^05^, adv. do.
cfiScBScoS, adv. descriptive of cackling sounds.
c8SrBSra8i, adv. descriptive of the sc^ualling of a hawk
cBScBicfii, adv. descriptive of sound, as that of th^
black horn-bill,
cfi^ool, CO. o8ob^, wide; broad.
cBS9|8 CO. c8^2|8cBSd|t, chief or head man over a lai^
district.
cJ5S8i 1, CO. ooc8^, 2, a variety of the bee family.
r8^C35pi cos cB^^f).
cB^eoS, CO. cd^«8cS^e)0» a region where eatables ar
scarce.
cfiSifi, CO. of cB^ieop.
(S^c88, CO. rS^c88cB^o^, 1. A small species of bee; Bi
00^ and c^t % the wal of do>
cBSoD^ 261
(fi^iBiSStfi; do.
cS^eBiooo^pi the waxen tabes constracted by do,
cSSfiOi, CO. ooooicBScoi, 1, The boundary or limits be-
tween two conntries, provincesi <&c. 2, ridge of
mountains a natural boundary.
i8^03«t, same as cSoooi Boodha.
(9i|^, CO. r8^^ScS^e)5S, appropriate or monopolize a
female to one's self.
<ftoii, 1. CO. of cBScbS, 2, a wide, level country.
(S^8, CO. a>^ScBS8| quadrupeds in general.
^9?^> bank of a large stream, or river.
yirS^S, the inhabitants of a country.
<S^fS, CO. oo^ScS^oii, a pleasant, level country.
ooScSigrB^ see 3.
(ffi^S, CO. of cSS^S. *
(S^ScB^^S, adv. used to imitate and describe sound.
<8ffl5, CO. cBS^^cB^^S, adv. in an awkward, slow, wad-
dling manner, by little and little.
cffi^ScB^^S, do.
(S^QoS, CO. cBSo55r8SooS, mark with broad stripes.
c8^c65, CO. of c8SooS.
«KdbS, CO. cB^cbScBSoni, a kind of winnowing fan.
cfiSoScBSoS, adv. widely' to and fro.
dBSo^, CO. of cSScBi.
fS^o^, a variety of r8^, or beei see def. 10, distinguished
by its dark color.
cB^o^ooc^S, a fabled personage who is said to bear up
the earth on his shoulders.
<B^o9^S, CO. oSiojoo^^, do.
<9iojP CO. cfi^oj^cBSo^, see def. 8,
L ■■ .
203 StSt
See cbSSS,—S^S^, co. c8So5S<BS<«S,— IcBS, co.
^S^ScBS, ^SoSs^ScfiS, — otcBS, €0. osooowBS, — o5^
cB^i and OD^ODoitcSsoo^cS^y also the forms 9SS,
— (©cfiS^S,) tcfiSSf ,— (cfi^€c8S8S,)— cc«S._c8i
ocfiS, CO. cSiocBScSioooS.
r85| 1. Affx. with ^S| prefixed; indicates displeasure or
impatience; 2. reduplicated and prefixed or af-
fixed, do. ; 3. adv. descriptive of sounds of a re-
buking character.
cfiSoooSi, CO. SS^x. '
SSSS, 1. Adv. prefixed or leifBxedi (see def. 2.) 2. des-
' criptive of sound like that made by a cock when
he would give warning of the approach of an
enemj.
.cfi5cB5oo8«i a cackle uttered by fowls when alarmed.
cSS^^, see r8^^^.
cBSyi, CO. SStj\(SScoc6\, dun, insist on payment.
cBB^S, CO. cBB^S.
cfiSfiS, CO. SSe^SS^Sf see c8S^5.
f85qScB5^S, see cBS^S.
cSs, 1. An island, see cSg, Tav. 2. a particle used before
the interrogative; 3. adv, descriptive of cackling
sounds; 4. adv. in a creepingi waddling manner;
5. adv. of a sleazy texture ; 6. prefacing ao in-
terogatory sentence, indicates displeasure.
cBsSiooSSi, islands in general see def. 1.
fBiooscBtooi, adv. in a creeping, waddling manner*
StmSStcoty adv. in a fiimsy manner.
^tr8i| advm descriptive of the singing of hens.
Sx 263
StAcoht see rB5cB5oo8g.
(Si^3| * no8e»' that is, point of an island.
See •r8g. — •^cBs, — c^BcSsc^srSs, also the form
coAt.
(S^9 1. Be on the look ont^ reconnoitre ; 2. inqnisi-
tive^ applied to the inquisitive looks of young
children ; 3. the points of danger ; 4. a sentinel ;
5. a gnard or raili fastened around the unwalled
parts of a house, <&c. 6. adv. imitative of certain
sounds; 7. paste, glue, &c.
(S^flos, a council, convention.
adv. descriptive sounds particularly the cry of
the hornbill.
!Si CO. fB^StodlSs, the confines of danger.
, become notorious.
(JpooS, CO. c8|Soo^8ioo^, be inquisitive.
(8f 8icxJl8i, the confines of danger.
See €8pcfip(fi|S©«,— ODi^cfi^, and SscBf, also the
form ooc8^, (oooocfi^ejooooDS.)
(fit. !• Bestrain, check; 2. uplifted; 3. be upheld, as a
ponderous body on a slender column; 4. adv.
plainly, prominently ; 5. the sea on which the sky
seems to rest; 6. in weaving, a yarn beam; ?•
poles tied under the rafters' and sleepers of a
house; 8. Maul, prop to fishing stakes; 9. the
props thus used ; 10. to bear, suffer, a reef of
rocks; 11. pawn, mortgage; 12. (ufr. securely ;
13. beat with a flat surface ; 14. the duties &c.
pertaining to one's state; 15. co. variegated; 16.
adv. imitativ.e of certain sounds, as laughing.
264 cfitbi
DOcfii, CO. oooj^^oocBi, see def. 10.
SSf^oocfii, or oooj^^oer8t« the relative conditioft
of woman, Bee def. 14,
oScfii, CO. oScSioScbi, deliver to one's custody or
charge.
oSsrBi, or o58r8iex>S, take a pledge.
co^cBiy give as a pledge, pawn.
ootcSi, or A\ simply transverse poles» &c. see
def. 7.
r8icx:ir8iooi9 ddv. descriptive of motion like that of a
turtle.
See ^1^1001.
cBioos, CO. cBioogcS^oS (oo«, rag,) a bit of clotb or rag
in which is enveloped the fragment of a bone of
a deceased relative ; 2. any garment is so called
in anger, when torn, &c. by any accident,
cSio^f a large bird, classed by Earens with the hornbill.
cSiojS, a bird said to make a noise only when the tide
begins to rise.
cBicBi, adv. as oScBicBi, lay np securely, see def. 12.
c8icSicSic8i, adv. imitative of laughing sounds.
cStc^^, a lion according to some, an ourangontang ac-
cording to others.
cSto^y a bitter variety of solannm.
fBiO|5,— oocBiojS, — ODcSioS, short leaves, fruit eaten,
see oocBi, odcSi, varieties of solanum.
cSiS^, (Tav. 8i8^,) V. prop the foot of fishing stakest
&c, ft. a prop, &c. see def. 8. and 9.
^ibi, 00. ojoScBibi, in a restless, uneasy state.
c8io^ 265
oo^o^o^cSibiooi, something makes me very rest-
less.
cSiidSi bold fast, sapport, pledge support.
«»ocSic8^ex>S| tie transverse poles under rafters for
supports, <&c. see def. 7.
(Bi^^, CO. of r8i9^a.
(Si9^i, CO. cSie^^te^if adv. 1. Oonsipcuouslj ; 2.
sticking up or standing in the way, see def. 4.
(Sit^i (fii9^i, adv. do.
dSi^y a rat, or mouse.
cSiao^, — oofBioo^,— ODcBico^, see cBiop, bitter oocBi-
cBioo^so), restrain pain, by bradng the nerves against
it. Endure pain.
<Si8S, CO. oooj^^8SoocSi8^, exalted in rank, having res-
ponsible duties, 8ee def. 14.
(Sio0{i, hold the breath.
<Si^S, CO. oooj^^^SoocSiSS, without rank, in indigent
drcnmstances.
<fii^ir8i8i, same as r8ie8i.
«8iooi, CO. cfiiooidSS, a foreigner.
<Siooidl, a white do.
<Siooic2« black do.
<Siooig|t, a camel.
f^o^, supported by the patella; as c8tr8io}^, kneel.
<»icBS, CO. c8^c8ScSic8S, 1. Bay of Bengal; 2. Toungoo
river.
AuA^ <the broad stream/ denotes the region beyond
the sea.
I oS^c8io^5 a Bnrman wooden comb.
S66 c§c§
cSioi, same as ODO^ii an insect which is occasionally
heard at nighty making a very loudj thrilling noise..
cSifio^ shoot ap, &c. see def. 3.
GS^o^o^icS^cSifii in a state of great bereavement.
cSi — ODgy restrain anger, or other passions,
cfiiogl, see oodlcBiogl, a certain race of people.
r8ia^t| same as cSioo^t.
See J^tcBi, — oSjScBi, — cfiScfiicfii,— <^ScBi, co. <^
oSScfeScBi, — <^if8i,— ^if cBiooi,— ^^^^tf —
ooSSScSi, <2^r8io5^, also the formsi oocBi, eo. co
cBioooDi, or oocBiooooii,?— ©cBi, and ODcfii.
op)i 1. Applied to waves,' small, rippling; 2. co. of other
roots; 3. adv. nsed to imitate and describe certain
sounds,
c^opl, adv. see def. 3.
See ooSop), — c^i8icpl8i| and ODocgl.
cptf^i Bar. ^c£f c£, adj. fowls whose flesh and bonea
are tinged with black,
cp^t^, Bur. @080.
cpi, C(?« opi8io^8i, a generic name for several birds
belonging to the Starminse or starling family^
mynah.
<5io^So5^, — cgi:8^S, — ognoDc^iS^, varieties of do.
CQ\^ same as c^i, so pronounced by Rangoon Karens.
(^80Dc8, or ^^(^oocS, name of one of the Earen fables.
roii CO. cgi,
c§» CO. c§8ie^8i, a monastery.
c§, smooth, sleek, handsome*
c^c^, adv. imitative of the sound made by. a hen in
singing.
(^c^S, adv. in a jogging manneri with a jog up and
down^ or to and fro.
c§tc§t| (Mfo. 1. do. 2. in a Blow, cantiouB manner, aa
when endeavoring to step without noise.
Sm also cfc^ic^t.
c^c§^, adv. !• do. 2. nsed to describe the peculiar
gait of persons and animals having very long slen-
der legs.
c^goSy make publicy spread news,
d^c^i, or ^tc§i, odo. from side to side, to and fro.
See also coiSx, of which this is only a contraction-
&\f same as oocp, which see.
^1^)9 odv. imitative of the scream of a fowl.
See OD^IoDOoS, and oo|5@oo^@1i under ^.
^% same as odc|^, a harrow, rake.
See @S@^@S@S.
^y do. sometimes used, see also OD^S.
@^@^@^@^> o^v. in a procrastinating, neglectful
manner.
S@5@S, cidt,. do. '
same as ooc^t, which see.
ei^, sometimes oot^, a variety of early paddy.
Sm^, adv. imitative of sound, particularly the sing-
ing of a certain kind of frog.
§1, same as ODC^i, which see.
See also @t@if and @[i@^i and the form
@@, fidv. imitative of little, sharp, creaking sounds.
@3^@3^> a<{v. imitative of creaking sounds wheD
368 §!?§!?
two notesi one high and the other I0W9 ft>*e com-
bined.
See cognates od^, g, and od^.
@^i From 00| and ^^1 1. Tether; 2. co. to other roots
in the signification of confine.
c8i@S, CO. of c8i@S| wedged in.
cSi^^cSi^g^ forming a ravine^ or narrow delL
See @5@S§5@S, and @i@S@i@i.
@s, from 00| and ^S| 1. Tortaons; hence 2. a flexaoos
blade; 8. circularly; 4. adv. roand and roand,
on all sides; 5. adv. energetically, tightly.
@t^t, see oo^too^g| also used to imitate scratching or
slightly creaking sonnds.
@t^8^ see OD^soo^t.
c8i@s, turn or slide round from the upper to the
under side of a thing, see c8i^8, cSioo^i.
See cognates t^g, or ^t, 00^81 or @8, and gt.
^^1 same as 00^^.
^i, same as OD^t.
ji, same as ooc^i.
^icSioooDi, is found applied also to the using of drugs
and charms to render one's self invulnerable.
^1%, 1. Suitable, fit; 2. probable.
^I8e8i, have union of feeling and wishes.
^i8dBoo8Syi| we ought to' consider.
ji8dB@ifd!}| adapted to each other.
^1800^18, adv. probably best, or not best.
p^@i|5i adv* imitative of sound, like that of scratch-
ing and gnawing.
@ 269
^1 see 00^.
]^y adv. imitative of distant roaring.
JSoDcoS, adv. do. ^
^^^t ^v* imitative of distant thunder.
^SmSy see ooqSi adv. imitative of interrupted gnttnral
sounds.
St, see 00^8.
Q^@^' ^^* ^°^i^^^^^^ ^^ sound like that of pouring
water into a large jar.
See also odq^.
^j I. see ooiQ, a species or variety of the negro
monkej ; 2. see @^@.«
^Sf same as co^»
^^o^^d^^y same as OD^^c^^db^.
See ^ and its derivatives.
§[S^S, see 09j|5co^S.
§[8, same as oo^t, which see.
p9 a screw ; Jf at^.
See %8, and its derivatives.
ISf advm imitative of sound.
ScoooSy adv. with a creaking noise.
5§[pi same as oo^^co^.
See ooQpoDooS, also
^ly same as c^^i^ which «6«.
oD^aooooSi same as 09oo^io9cx>S.
See ^i| and its derivatives.
§1 (#^ ^^0 Bcream or scold.
270 • @t
@@f CO. @@@^@^> <^v« imitative of soand like
that of the Barman or large crow.
^c8^i 00, @c8|5^cSi| otter a loud scream ; * also,
scold iDcessantlj.
^8i| sse ooG[8i« barnacles*
See G[f and its derivatives.
e^@^« o^t?. imitative of lond, shrill, vibratory screams.
S^^8i| see cx)G[^oc)^|S8i, a species of fish.
See cfi^@p§?,— <fe«@?@?,— <fii@?@p. also
CjS, and its derivatives.
fi, CO. ^\ same as oo^i.
, same as op^, 1. Bough, harsh; 2. file^ rasp, &c.
oo^@, <J0. oo^@oo^@n, be lacerated.
@cSi|^9i see oo^cSi^o.
See ^ and its derivatives; also oot^i o^ ootOD^,
and 008^^^.
tSf same as cob^, capricious^ unstable^ &c.
^c^^, neat, in good taste.
@S^S, see ooS[SoD^^, adv. transiently.
^^8i@S8i, plants resembling the willow*
See the Varieties under cx)^^, def. 2. also see ^8
tS, see cx)^Sy a^v. Imitative of gurgling soun<l8.
S^S, ddv. 1. Imitative of sound like that of liquid
boiling ; 2. like that of a horse trotting.
See yOD^SooooS, also ^S, and its derivatives.
@8, 1. see cx)8^, a ravine, &c 2. adv. imitative of
sound.
c8i^8y CO. c8iQSc8i@i, forming a ravine.
c8i^8c8i@i9 be wedged in.
@S 271
^^1 adv. imitative of sound like that of sticks
striking togetlier.
@g^i, adv. imitative of soand like that of treading
on the thatch of a roof.
See ^t, and its derivatives.
@^@^@^@'L* a^fv. imitative of soand like that of
cattle striking their horns together.
@l@l@l@l, do.
See •^le^ii irregalari hither and thither, &g,
£^, $ee co^, (and its combinations^) quiescent.
^9 see co^f a whole family.
^^SioooolSt, a family camp or clan, with all their
stuff and baggage.
@p@^@@, same as @§@?@?.
^, eee oo^ (and its combinations) urge, be hasty, in-
considerate, &c.
fficBSy utter falsehood, or nonsense.
^§1, same as co^oosp.
^^t, same as oo^ooc|t.
@^, same as oo^oo^, worthless, of no use, &c.
OolQtocDQ, worship ignorantly, be superstitious.
oolQoo'i, do. @, is used in this way with any
other verb, either in the signification of hasty, in-
considerate, or useless.
See ^, and its derivatives.
@^, see oo^S, A temporary shed ; 2. collect, as a priegt
with his rice pot ; 3. study out the meaning of
hard sentences ; 4. adv. imitative of certain
sounds.
2T2 cjjjl'
CO, @^@S@S@S, see coB^coe^f adv. imitative of soond
like that of running among old, dry bamboos.
@^@^' «^^ co^, adv. imitative of sound like that of
stamping on a bamboo floor.
^^0081, an anchor oo^^ooSt.
^SoSooioDt, see od^oSciod, a yellowish bird.
^^^SoS, see @SoSi a large cross-bow.
^^dSy see OD^^dS, a kind of plant.
^^8i§S8i5 see ^Sf def. 1. A temporary shed.
See ^^c8@%— d8i@So5, and ^S, with its deriva-
tives.
eS| see 008S1 adv. imitative of sound.
S§5| same as oo^Sooc^Si adv. imitative of sonnds
made by a person who is very hoarse.
^S^S, see ooSSy adv. imitative of sound like snoriDg.
cS^S^Sy gulp downi swallow large draughts.
^8^89 1. do. 2. see co^t, and its combinations.
See @i@i.
jpdB^, see oo^^dB^.
)^^9 see 09^^^.
Ji, see 00^1.
^i^i^i^i, adv. imitative of sound like that of
treading on old, dry bamboos,
^i^t, adv. imitative of soundi as of fire ranniog
through a dry jungle,
^t^i^i^ii adv. imitative of sound like that of
walking on a bamboo floor.
See g@is@i, — •@it@"i, — ^^@i, also ^x,
with its derivatives*
0^9 1 • Affixedi with oot prefixed to a noun, in, amoDg,
ogSSiSSi S78
in the midst of; 2, be accurate} applied to pro-
nonDcing words ; 3 oo. to the word for griod^
polish I &c.
8^qj))f same as aj|p, def. 1, the noun is often re-
peated between them, as^
cB^ooi(X>i^8^cx)i^ajj)y be among the rocks.
c^loQji^ei, pronounce accurately,
weld on steel.
See oooo), — ?^^8|5j — ^^\^^> — c^cSiojjl
cSiy also ooly with its derivatives.
Qj^ 1. Used for cxjji; 2, co.*oi 03|S.
aj^cigS, eee ajjiogi, and qjjjScjjjS.
^ J. Dejecti lower down, paticularly the head as an
animal in taking up food with its mouth ; 2, make
a racket, clamor; 3, a cutting instrumenti with a
hooked blade; 4, co. to other rootSi in one or
other of the above significations.
QjjSoo^S, be quarrelsome, wrangle. The*aflBx is an in-
tensive.
^oSi^^^, bend a cleaver, or flat thing to a right angle*
ajSo^, a bush hook, sythe or similar instrument.
t^ibSy do. with a short handle.
ooo^SooojjS, see o^5.
(2)Sc8Sf CO, of ooScSS, quarrel, with a clamorous noise.
gScbs^, bend a thing slightly.
^SobicSty scold, clamor.
^ifi^ 1. Eat in the manner described in def. Ir, 2^
eat large mouthfuls.
^SSi88i| eee def. 3.
See ODGoS, — ogiSajjS, co. ccjjiSo^^ojjjiSccjjS, — ognS
19 K.
874 ^^^
cSSogScSS, — oooQSaoojjS, — c^pogS, — ^SojiS
c^orgS,— ooojjS, CO. ooojgSooojjiS, or ooo^SooogS,
also cjoS with its derivatives,
ogti !• Bee ooooti apply flat sarfaces; 2. overspread; 8.
prostrated ; 4. settled, as a flock of birds upon a
field of grain ; 5. the flat cover of a pot| kettle,
<&c. ; 6. the back of the neck ; 7. market place ;
8. adv» in a qniveringy tremulous manner.
oa)««!J5«j ^^"^ ^^^''•^ ^^^» ^^ * quivering, tremulous
manner.
O!2|Si30S, overlay with any thin, flat material.
agtcS^, CO. o!2|8c8» do. stick up as a notification.
ODjicoif do. in order to conceal that which is beneath.
o^8^ii a bazar.
agtcQi, lay over as a plaster, paste, glue, &c»
c8iorjj«, 1, Open a bazar or market; 2* overspread,
as leaves strown upon the ground ; 3. lying, or
prostrat'ed here and there.
cSiogg, CO. cSicxjjtcSic^i, settle down as a flock ol
birds on a field of grain.
ocniooS, pay the difference, in swapping a thing.
See o^sSicxjjsSi,— f85fxgis>, — 4^8^©^o(gt. — ^ogt,
^l*^l*^*^'» C^sSlOgtSl, — fiOSOJI, CO. 001
c^Soosogt, ooocjji«ooog8, eee cx>8, with its deriva-
tives.
OG)^, 1. Same as odco^, open, spread out, applied, is
this signification, to a cleared spot or plantatiot
in the midst of a jangle; 2. decayed.
ooSo^Soo^ajJS, carrion, rottenness.
<q^(|2i. Bee ^^^^ ^Q a plantation.
o!ji|^ODi CO. of a^^oO} decayed.
c8iag^, fallen to pieces by decay.
See n^^Stajg^Sty see oo^, and its derivatives.
a%\^ 1. Sitroe as oocoi, polished, specular ; 2. bare, bald ;
3. ode. all gone, nothing left ; 4. adv. thoroagh-
ly, folly, entirely ; 5. reduplicated; adv, 1. Imita-
tive of quick tapping sounds; 2. spasmodically^
forcibly; 3. thoroughly, efficiently.
rntoijjt, adfi. see def. 4. and 5.
OjjiS^, ajjiS^orgi^^, bald-head-
ojjiooi, CO. ogiooSqgiooi, polished, &c., see def. 1.
OJIOO^, CO. cxjjiooi.
oEjjiofi, sometimes used for ajfjiQ^i, certain*
rqiQ^i, CO. orjji«|Saj5i«^i, or <?gT.«lt'''^'*'^^'''» ^^^* thor-
oughly, fully, entirely, ODySooiS*
<KJI|tQf ^y CO. OJJlO^l.
cjjioJ^ooooS, adv. entirely, completely, leaving nothing.
c8icG)t, CO. c8ig6, divested of covering or appen-
dages.
See cBsoji, — c^iogiagio:^!, — c^i-^'^^o^io^if —
c^iPEjfji, — ooicxjji^— ODcxjji, or ODcxjjiODccjDii also
ooi, with its derivatives.
o^ 1. A flea; 2. co. oj^, lice; 3. dependents", 4. crouch,
lay the body flat; 5. fasten down.
og^oD^og^o^, dog fleas.
oon^oo^i, the attendants, hangers on to any im-
portant personage.
o^o8i9 CO. o^jcBioglcSi, crouch, lay the body flat.
^^0^, the bamboo which is' tied transversly across
other bamboos to fasten them in place, see def. 5.
376
oijt
c^8t@i8i, or co^Sio^Sty fleas.
See ODoS, — e^jn^ttjotg), — o5o^, — oSq^oj^oSo^S,
-— ojp8iq^8i, also oS, and it? derivatives.
c^^i is combiDed with other roots to denote irregularity
or UDseemlineBS ; hence, in an irregular, vaecilla-
ting noauneri confused, naixedy sticking up or ly-
ing about here and there, in an unsettledi unde-
terminate manner,
8Otc^^oo80S2)8^ sew on a patch.
c8ic^ScfiiO£j)«, lying one here, and another there.
^^o^jS, !• Rock, as a boat; 2. adv. in a rooking, un-
steady manner.
See oooSS, — o^S(^^<^5ajn^S, — o:J^^^c^o:^lSo:^i^
o^Scl^^c^, — <^^^^<^^^^> — ooo^S, or ooo^^oo
nsgS, — 6oo<^Soooo)|ji, — cfliooq^Scfliooc^i, (under
o^S,) also o5S, with its derivatives.
ocjS, start or move suddenly.
ngSo^S, CO. o^5aj5i5,
c3^5org|S, CO. c^5(^S(^Scxjj)|5, 1. Rock; 2. shake one
way and the other ; 3. adv. in a rocking, unstea-
dy manner.
cj^SojjlSc^SajjS, do.
dtoSjSdS^,— COS, gird up the loins hastily.
See ooo55, also oSS, and its derivatives.
cijs, the significations of this and the preceding root of-
ten seem to run into ea6h other, but that has refe*
rence to sudden fluctuating motion, this to a roil-
ing motion by which the thing is moved along
first one way and then the otheri and generally,
the substance underneath displaced.
fl^^, CO. o^«aj5i«.
^'o^|t> 00. o^so^ls<^t^<> work a thing into the em-
bers, dirty and the like.
r^So^tag|t, do.
<^ic^8o5^i roll a thing one way and the other upon a
plastic substance, in order to flatten or spread it
out.
o^ajUlt, — oot, roll one's self aboat.
See ooo5t, — ^^^^^o^^^^l'j — oooj^o^s, — Q^^^j —
oc^t, ODgiSoo^, also o5«,' with its derivatives.
0^ !• r^, CO. c^Siog^Sx, several bamboos or poles
held in an inclining posture, and the lower ends
moved from and towards each other alternately,
while a person is jumping between them each
tin^e they are apart.
2, o^p, CO. o^8i@i8i, a pestle.
T)?^l?^.^^?^l?^' ^^' intermingling, passing to
and fro, as a large number of fish swimming
about and crossing each other, yet not interfering.
n^a^, CO. cff^^vrQ^S^i same as n^^ def. 2.
n^cBS, CO. c^^dBSc^^a^, *do.
n^8ieoiS8i, same as def. 2.
(^|S3i88i, used in both significations.
Q^S8i88i, same as def. 1.
ft^n^, or i^o^^&^S, jump or .skip the bamboo
poles as above described.
278 OrjjiS
See ooofi^,— c)jt)^^^c)jt)^c^> also 05^, with its de-
rivatives.
0^1, CO. o^f — cxjji, 1. Press, confiney by the application
of a weight ; 2, co. to other roots in the above,
or analogousi signifieatioDS.
o^ieoSi fasten firmly, see o^icoi.
ccQi^^f CO. nSijiao^o^iooi, compress a thing by laying a
weight upon it.
o^icSi, CO. coji(S\cfjj\(S\f fasten down with a weight.
Qic^i, CO. oiftgio^i, 1, do.; 2, urge, press, com-
pel a person to do a thing.
ooc^ioocxjDli, be of equal size, ability, &c., applied
to children of the same parents, and differing in
age.
See cooSi, — 8^c^^8^o^i, also oSi with its deriv-
atives.
a^i 1. Used to denote fullness and roundness with even-
ness of surface, Tnot found used alone,) 2. affix,
used to give emphasis to the verb in the significa-
tion of very.
See 00001, — oogi, or ocxgiocxjj), — qcxjjiqojj]^, —
oSogi, also coi with its derivatives.
cxjjnS 1. A lid, or cover ; 2. cover by spreading some-
thing over; 3. shut as a book or box, having a
lid; 4. over-topping, excelling, superior; 5. chiefs
main, principal ; 6. co* high authority ; 7. the
sayings, commands or traditions of the ancients; 8.
a convention of chiefs; 9. numerous; 10. nod; 11.
cast, as a sweep-net; 12. grapple, in fighting.
ooo^lS, a numerous body, a large number.
fJCffiS<B^ 279
oOQ^i^oocgly of superior growth, applied to grain,
see def. 4.
Q0C(2|i^f1f 00. ooo^iS^SojjiSog, 1, A numerous col-
lection ; 2. an assemblage of great personages.
ooogiS^ScxjjiSaS, do.
o5^8^aj||iS| the cap of a thatched roof.
oe8^aj)i^, CO. oo8^(xj]i^oo8^oot, the lid or cap of
a thing.
o^^sajji^y the main branches of a tree«
oo^^ajjiSy is the main stream.
CDp^SorjjiS, large sticks of wood.
Cftajji^f^y the main body of an army.
^^cxjji^cS^ogl, eat the first fruits of a hardest.
o^iSo^S, CO. agiSojjSo^iSorjjS, 1, nod ; 2, adv. in a
nodding manner.
otjjiSogSS^, *the nodder/ a species of betel.
QjiSojj^ CO. orgiSogS, and ogiSc^S.
ojiSc8|^> main, principal.
ogiSc^S, CO. orjjiSajjSoigiSc^S, adv. in a doubtful, pre-
cariousy uncertain state. 2i . 1
cryShf CO. ajjiSS^.
a^^8Sor2|i^5» turn alternately upon the face and back.
oyiSSSci^SooS, do.
oyiSfoS, CO. agiSooSajjSeDSj cover over.
ajji^foSoSooS, do.
qjjiicoSrxjp^cbti do.
ajiWSojjiSooi, do.
G^i^eiy CO. oj|iSc^n^iS©i, cast a sweep-net.
qgi^, CO. ogi^^^y great assemblege, see cxgi^.
o^ikS^, cover over.
280 '^i^^'?)"'?
ojjiSoSt, 00. do.
CCJJlSoOl, CO. OrjJlSoSjOrjJlSoOl, OF C^1^001O^1^0&t, OF OJlS
ODio^iSool, or ogiSoDioqjiSdbt, hide by covering.
c^iSc8, CO. ojjiS^S, see ojnSoj^.
ogiS^S, see oocxjiS^jS.
cxjjiSooS, CO. ogiSS^,
orjjiScbi, CO. (XjJlScSl.
cjjjiScSi, CO. ojjiScSiogiSci)!, or orjjiSc8ic3btc8if or cxjjiS
cStcoScSiy 1. Place bottom up; 2^ fall, or throw
dowD flat.
agiSc8ib5, cast down the eyes.
ojiScSiooi, same as fxjji^ooi.
n^iSc85, CO. cxjjiScSSorjjScSS, or ajji^cSScJ^icSS, 1. Place
i\\e tops or insides of things together ; 2. grapple
clinch in fighting.
ODjiSoj^, wooden cover.
o:jjiSogf, CO. cqiScgtcoooS, or agiScx>cgioDoo5, cover close
around.
c:2)i^€6o88^i lie on the back.
o:j5iSc8c8oo5, lie with the face down.
See cocoiS, — ooogiS, co, oofxjji^ooajjS, or ooo^Soo
agiS, ODOjjiS, or oDogiSQi^ODcgSojS, or ODcxgi^o^oD
agiSoi^, also ooiS with its derivatives,
ojjit, see ooooit, — ^^^ooisogig, — ooogit, — ODajjit, with
ODiSy and its derivatives,
o^i^,. sparkle, scintillate, glisten.
cxjji^ooooS, adv. in a sparkling, glistening manner,
c^i^o^i^, adv. 1. do.^ 2. imitative of sound, like that
of striking iron upon stone.
o^iicjqjiiooojjii 281
O9^cs2)^orj)i^9 — ODorjji^oocoS, also 001^, with its
derivatives.
flijjii, 1. Strong, firm; 2. of. continaance during the
period of time specified by the noun to which it
is affixed ; 3 invigorated, stengthened ; 4. applied
to the mind) pleased, gratified ; 5. adv. firmly,
permanently ; 6. q^. intensive, very, indeed.
cB^ajjiti CO. SpiSS^cKQix, be permanent, stead- ,
fast.
^S^oi^GS^cqjii, firm, not liable to move, unwa-
vering.
c8it5c8iajjii, settled, not moving from place to
place.
oStoyii, 00. o6taj)ix8^ajjii, hold with a steady
grasp.
c^^oi^oDtojiii, be in a settled state of mind.
ootcxjjiioS^, invigorated after a state of exhaustion.
ootooojgiiCD^, feel sinking, as from sickness or
exhaustion.
ooioiojjn, denotes a healthful state of pregnancy,
or one which comes to a successful issue; costive-
ness, constipation.
ooo^Scgn, a sure, unfailing word, or promise.
ojioo^^ojjii, through, or during the whole year.
oooo^iogii, through, or during the whole day.
dBoo^iagii, through, or during the whole night,
qgntajjii, see iSiSorjjiiajjii.
c(giio^iioocxj}ii, Okfv. not very strong, permanent, &c.
382 ogi^WDCoS
csjuiic^l^^q^, be obstructed, immovabley as that whicb
cannot be easily loosened, or got off.
osjjii^i, be firm, fixed.
o^ncS^, 00. c^itcb^, intensive, verj, indeed.
ajjiiODt, CO. oj)noj^n:j3iio3t, an elliptical phrase equi?-
alent to glad of it, satisfied, enongh.
See oooDii, — ooooiajjii, also con with its deriva-
tives.
aji^, see oKjjnojiSq.
See ooogS, — oDajj^S, with cxjS, And its derivatives*
ojj\S 1. Impulsive, forcible, impelling ; 2. raise over the
head ; 3. induce fowls to lay their eggs in a certain
place, by making them a nest; 4. confine a hat
on the head ; also girding up the loins.
ajjiSS^oS, make a nest for hens, see def. 3.
orjj|Syioi, perform the feat described in def. 2.
o^lScSS CO. o^i^ScSScxgScSS, do.
See ooojS — jSjSagiS, co. S^oiJJlSSjSo^jS, — o^<^5,
CO. o^5c^S(^5cxj5|6,— ©to:g|6dB^ooo38, — ogojiBcSS
OOODg, 00OJ)|5, — CSOgOOOrjJiB, CO. OOSOOOrjJ^S 008000^5,
— a)orj5|5, — a)aj5|5c8i, co. cx>orjj|6c8ioDag5c8i, —
O^tODOJlS, CO. O^SODr^^tODogiS, Or QI^8CX>ajj|5a^t
ODc^S, also ojS, with its derivatives.
o^[8 1, adv. found applied only to the act of swallow-
ing; probably only an imitation of the slight
sound thereby produced in the throat.
2. same as a2)|8 a kind of plant.
0^1800005, adv. see def. 1. Applied to a single act of
swallowing.
'^l'^^ (kfe. do. applied to enccessive acts of swallow-
ing.
See 03cxjj|lo9CoS, also o^ty with its derivatives.
cq[l^ 1. The distinguishing name for a very large and
tall species of bamboo; 2. adv. used in the gen-
. eral signification of large, long and sleek.
n^jl^ooooSy adv. do. appearing solitary, largei tall or
long, &c.
Q^oxB^, adv. do. applied particularly to a lazy, indo-
lent lounger stretched out asleep when he should
be at work.
CO. ajjlfooooSajju^oocSS, adv. do* with the additional
idea of numerous.
See ODO^^,— OQCXjJiP, also og^ with its derivatives.
(t^\x, adv. in contact with ; with sudden contact or col-
lusion.
o^iooooS, (often orjj|x,) do.
See ODajjii, co. odojju^iooooS, — oooc^agii,— ^oocxjjii
ooo^S, also cx^x with its derivatives.
012)1 ^' ^^™b^<^ ^^ other poles laid parallel and
horizontal for a door, or the immediate supporters
of a floor ; 2. lay or place do. 3. lie motionless ;
4. the rods used in weaving.
nnajj|^ic8ix, a floor consisting wholly of poles laid close
together.
0^9, 00. o;2]|dOo86f1, or ^|8^^|^» the ends of the
poles which extend beyond the body of the house,
(q|8p, €0. ojjxS.
qjl^ty the rods used in weaving*
38* «5!ll5«Dl5<^5<^S
o^iHa^l, CO. oSiOj^iy avoid work} used in describing a
lazy, shiftless person.
ojg^cSi, CO. orj5|c8icbtc8i,. see def. 2.
<^|c8ioooot, lie motionless.
ogiCD^ooiy lay poles horizontally, parallel and close
together,
o^io^t, a rod nsed in weaving which is moved np or
down every time a new thread is inserted.
og|8i0^8i9 same as def. 1.
See oocxgi, also Oj^, with its derivatives.
<^|S 1, An embankment with a trench; 2. in a prom-
inent, hngCi massive manner ; 3. adv. imitative
of heavy, obtuse sounds ; 4. adv. with see-saw
motion.
<xj[nSooco5, (oftener ooag|SnocoS,) adv. 1. sound, as above
described; 2. massively, hugely.
^iSonjSo^lScJ^S, same as <^|S^|Sc%Sc%^.
o:j5|Sag|S, adv. used according to def* 3. and 4.
^l^^l^^^^^' ^^^* imitative of sound like that of
clambering over logs.
^l^^lL^o8)^c8)Si o.dv. in huge masses.
<xg|Sc%S, see ^}^<rQScr^^<^.
o^^8iogS8i, same as def. 1.
See oDOj^S, — oocxjji^, co. ODfxg|SoDcoS, — ooocjiS, —
ooag|Socj|^8, co. oocxj[||So:j5|^8ooo^So:j5|S©l, also
Oj^S, with, its derivatives.
ncjj|5aj5|5, adv. imitative of sound, like that of rapid
pounding.
o^|5o3||5<xgSo^S, adv. do. where the sound varies.
<^l5ajj|5cJ^5c^5, adv. do.
aj)|§ 285
See oj^f and its derivatives.
ajj|i, 1. Pnebi press, or work into a crevice or yielding
snbetaDce ; 2. adv. with that kind of motion
which tends to push or work one thing into an-
other ; 3. chopped or burned into short bits ; 4. a
species of green beetle ; 6. a species of creeping
plant.
o^JltogS, eo. <X2)i«c%p.
^•TJl^f <^' ^\}^\}^^^h o,dv. used according to
def. 2.
ojg^tcSi, cut into billets or short sticks.
o^^ojiltc^i short sticks of wood.
°^^?> ^^. ^V^^^l^c^p* cut into short logs.
^?^«^?» short logs.
ooSncj5|«c%, and ooSo:j5|fc)^^, old sticks of wood re-
duced to mere remnants.
G^tOy burned in two.
o^a|o:j}|89) a brand.
ojP^j^|tS, do.
Q(j|8|02^, €0. a3l«iO2^aj)|f|065, thrust a thing into the
sand, or other yielding substance, to hide it.
Q!ji|t8t02^, do.
ajj|t9i, see cB^o^, and cBjBojBcgi, a species of beetle.
C!jj|8j5, CO. <xj5|Ǥ5<i>8|^5, work or press into.
onicD, CO. '^po*
cq|t6, CO. <xj!||8Qaj[)|tcA, cook an article by thrusting it
into hot embers.
See oooj^t,— c%«055|«,--c»o:j)|«oocoS,--and ojg, with
its derivatives.
<q|^, 1. Extend or stretch one's self longhthwise; 2.
386 ^lo^Oj^'i
adv. with a straight, independent course ; 3. adv.
leisurely.
fxgi^ODcoS, as «ioooDiaj|pODOo5, inclining to be large,
tall, or long, and straight.
(glag|Soooo5, appear large, long, &c.
ocgi^ooooS, CO. cxgi^oocfiS.
cmScr^S^i CO. o^][^oooo^aj5|^ooc8S, 1. Stretch out one's
self to sleep, 2. adv. stretched leisurely at full
length.
oD)|So7)i^, 1. With a straight course; 2. leisurely, in-
dependently.
orn|SdBo7)|Sc8i, stretched out, some in one direction, and
others in the opposite direction.
0316081, — ODt, stretch out one's self at full length.
&ee ooonjn^^, CO. ODcxg^^cSoDajji^cSi, — Socgift —
©i^aj5|^cx>8,— glojl^aji^,— cxaio^i^oDOoS,— oot
^l?^l?>— c%?^l?c%?i ^^^0 oj^^, and its deriva-
tives.
0311, 1. Applied to surfaces having prominences and de-
pressions, rough, uneven ; 2. applied to walking,
with irregular step.
^l"*-^!^^^^^' ^^^^ according to def. 1.
ag|i<^i, CO. ajDl^c^^^rc^^^ (some say ^|,) used ac-
cording to def. 1.
aj5|iooo;^i, co. o^|ioooj^ic^iooc8i, do. applied to the
surface of a field, strewed with gourds, melons, and
the like.
For its use according to def. 2. see t'l-cxgli^iajjiii
cjicSf 287
See also ooogi, — Q^ogiiODOoB,— org|og|i^x, and
ogi, with its derivativee.
q5j 1. Grind, wear away by friction; 2. do a thing by
way of experiment; 3. trick, dissemble; 4 tarn
or roll the eyes one way .or the other, ao as to
expose the white part to view ; 5. adv. imitative
of clanking sonnds.
fl5|CX)a5^, polish by robbing with, or upon stone,
qjj, — agl,— grind, &c. see def. 1.
qg|C5j, CO. csjjqsjjn^^o^^, O'dv. see def. 6.
njjogl, whet or grind an axe or tool,
qgng^, take a look at.
qji — ^, perform the act designated by the verb, by
way of experiment.
ojjjtjS, grind, &c. see def. 1.
q^cbS, sharpen a cleaver.
flgcSf do,
ojiiSif turn the eyes towards.
qgc8^9 turn up the eyeballs,
qjot, CO. cgwi,
qgtti, CO. c^ic5jj«i, 1. Attempt to do experiment.
2. csjjwi, or q5jj«ic5j)G8^, trick, impose upon.
qjjtSi, 1. Turn down the eyes ; 2. show the upper part
of the eyeball.
q^oSng^, try to question*
<qo58S, try with questions.
qj|90^, sharpen a tool,
ojl^^, CO. qsgcS^csjjcS, 1. Eat to see whether the article
has a good or bad taste, endeavor to eat.
2. qsjjcS^, CO. o^gi.
288 <^c8
See 000}, — 00053, ^' ^^»°^^^?>""^Sc»q5g, eo.
^Soocl^S^Soocsjj, or ^Soocsjj^Soooqj),— .QOcsjjcBioi,—
0Dc8iq^, and 09. with its derivatives.
cgj^i Continnal without abatementy UDoeasing ; hence,
severe. Generally, if not always used in a qualify-
ing form ; as,
og^<^9 CO. oS^oS^cq^oq^S adv. incessantly,
severely, applied to heat, pain 9 screaming ifec.
See <feiC5jjSc5jj^,— ^oolcjjjScjjS,— :cBS<;5jjS<;^^
and 05S with its derivatives.
qajS 1*, Deceive the expectation, disappoint ; 2. be dis-
appointedy have the hopes ^ustrated ; 3. miss the
mark, as a ^deceitful bow'; 4. adv. in a flickering,
changeable manner ; 6. a name for several plants
fed to fish, by eating which, they are inebriated,
so as to be easily caught, fish poisons; 6. adv.
imitative of certain vibratory sounds.
^?^?v^^* ^P^?"tll"'?^''p> ^^* ^° * glistering man-
ner.
cjji^ajji^, CO. csjj?qS8^o:gi^<^?> c^dv. 1. Imitative of clink-
ing, vibratary sounds; 2. in a glistening, and
changeable manner.
csjj^agi^cjjj^ajji^, adv. do.
^?^?^?^^^?^?* ^^^^®^> ^^ studded with glis-
tering white, applied to the sky and stars,
mSooS, a species of plant, Cajanua Indious.
<5lPc8, or yellow qjj^, a large thorny creeper, bark is
used to poison, or inebriate fish.
ca^i 380
qjl^QSiy — <^^^^f varieties of do.
qi^c^^y kill fish bj poisoning the water with, the qfi^f
966 OJI^, 6.
S66 also c^qsjjp.
q^^^€J2||Sg), have expectations of marriage frastrated,
966 def. 2.
qg^o^^, a strong kind of c^^, 6.
^^^^^^^^ ^•
9^9S3^^<^^> a disappointed lover.
qjIS^qsj^bi, 966 qjj^, 6.
c6ioD8c(2)^» go in search of game, and though plen-
ty is seen, a shot cannot be obtained, or if obtain-
ed, it is missed and the game lost, 9ee def. 2.
oto^f make an unlucky shot.
obicob^qs2|p, fish to no purpose.
qgScS^, a purgative medicine.
n^gSSi^xSiy the materials used to poison or inebriate
fish.
See giC58?^»— ^^9?)?' ^^* ^^^^^'^^^^ — ^?98l?
nijji^, — oocsjjpcxxxgi^, — ODqgp, or ODcgi^ODogi, —
ooo}^, and 09^1 with its derivatives.
D|gi, 1. Pot words together in an apt, smooth poetical
manner; 2. bare, destitute of appurtenances; 3.
€idv. entirely, leaving nothing ; 4, used as couplet
to other roots.
oSxci^Diq^gi, hang bare and bulging.
cxMScjgi, CO. ooiSo^i, entirely gone.
^»y 00. (^^^c^i?! puii in poetical language.
SO x«
S90 c^,^
C5Jl«|X, CO. Orjjltt^l.
qgxoDgS, fio. c5jjicx)ajS.
cjgiODog^, CO. cjjjiooo^Scsjjioo^, make poetic lines of a
pathetic or CDtertainiDg character.
See oocji, — odcj|i,— cx)qsj|i^«, co. oocjjjiajSooqjji
^«, — ODqjjioooo, and 091, with its derivatives.
c^, 1. A path, a road; 2. figuratively, as road, path, way,
3. be familiar or conversant with ; 4, relate, tell
circumstantially; 5. mix, mingle, combine; 6.
saturated, blended ; 7* changed in regard to state
or essence; be in a state of transition; 8. applied
to the brain, have a sensation of pressure, conges-
tion ; 9. moving to and fro, ; stirring fluids with a
stick.
ooc^oo^x, a roadi path.
b5c8Si5c^, be familiarly acquainted with anj
given locality, familiar to the eye.
c8ic^, CO. cSic^^cSic^, mixed, blended, amalga
mated.
c^oosijt, CO. c^oosijtc^coooi, between two roads.
c^ooooi, CO. c^ no 3^1.
c^odSS, CO. c^v588, half-way.
objooSScSi, upon the road, any where on the road *b€
tween different houses, villages, &c.
c^oocobS, CO. c^ooooSSoobSi a rough road.
c^ogl, CO. c^c^.
^<^$ CO* ^o)|)S-
c^c^f CO* ^c^^^> ™ix» blend a powder with a liquid
c^c^f CO. c^c^Sc^o)|)f agitate for the purpose of mixiii|
c^oso^ 391
oooDiy same as 9gc§3000t| circnlatei move aboat
araong each other, intermingle.
oo«c^c(j(j, saofie as oDSc^icJjIji, oosobicSi, oOs^|S|,
and cBiooicoiioooos, walk to and fro over the
same ground.
c^8, see CO. cJjjooc^S.
O^P, CO. c^tii, — c^coii, &c.
o^S^cot, CO. c^S^S^c^S^ooty the commencement of a
road, road corners,
c^JDii, CO. c^9^c^?Oii, the sides of a road.
txj|Wi, CO. r^^^r^eu, or c^S^c^eii, a gate or door way.
c^ooBc^dS, a path little travelled, a small or by-
path.
cr^ajt, GO. <^aj8c^ooi, between two roads.
•DD^icBi, in the way, somewhere on the way.
, the upper side of the road.
D^sbooS, the lower side of the road.
0^, bitamen, earth oil.
iij|3pidBi, same as c^8po6i, road corners.
1^1, CO. c^ajg.
H^ CO. r^@Sc^c8, or r^c8c^@S, or c^c8c^c8i, a
right path, mostly used in a figurative sense.
ilffSkf the place where paths meet.
^^^f 1* CO. c^cS; 2 the crotch of a road.
i^Sgji, between two roads.
i^o6c^8, be conversant with diflFerent countries, see
def. 3.
1^^, a door or gate way, window.
^^f CO. o^tii. do.
^^§, CO. <^otq.
392 o^So^S
c^ois, 00* c^o8SSc^i583, branch road do.
c^osSy CO. c^od85c^o88, denotes half way between two
places.
osSc^, half way.
c^oi^sjs, same as c^oosjs.
c^8, a small path or road.
c^cS, a ready c^oocS, one road.
c^<^^9 00. <^%^^^» A >^Ai° road.
c^<^S, a pleasant road.
c^o5iooco^igS, a long distance to go.
c^cSi, 00. obdSic^cSiy often dbScSic^cSi, relate, tell
circnmstantiallyi make confession, see def* 4.
c^ODg^i, road-side.
c^Sioo^iSiy ready path.
See oDcb, — o^^^i — ^^> — odoi^odc^, — ^^^'
00. c%?c:^^c%?c^f--^»c:^c)3(j, oo. ^tc^c^S^c^c%i-
o^c^, and <^, with its derivatives,
c^^; 1. Vague, uncertain; 2. keep a football tossing
about in the air.
00. c^^rd|^c^^c8)% (J^dv. in a dangling manneri or hithei
and thither.
oo^ic^SoodSc^S, procrastinate, put oflF from da]
to day.
S%e cocbS,— oof^S,— i^ooc^S, oo. i^ooc^H^oocJ^^
— oocijjSooc^S, — obSc^Soi^c^S, and cbS, with iti
derivatives.
c^9 same as coobSy so far as it is used.
cijjSc^S, 00. cijjScQS.
c^So^S, 00. c^Sc^Sc^So^S, loose, working one way an
the other.
Q^SobSo^ScSS, inceseant going and coming, repeatedly
sajing the same thing*
See oor^, — i^ooc^, eo. ft^ooo^U^ooc^Si — dK
ooc^, CO. cfiSooc^ScSSooojjS, — (^ooc^S, oo. cb5
ooc^SdbSooa2|6, — ooc^ooodIi and obS| with its
derivatives.
r^ 1. A wedge; 2. ckft^i in a wedgingmanner; 3. a^.
imitative of clattering sonnds.
ri^jto^, see def. 3,
8tc^ii CO. 8ic^S8tc^i, strike and be held in con-
tact on either sidcy see def. 2.
cSic^i fasten npon, co. cSic^i, see ajji.
i^ltliy be diligent, trj, endeavor, strive.
3^io^8if a wedge.
See nocbt, and cbi, with its derivatives.
i^, see cSic^^.
3^1 1. Arrange, adjust; 3. arrange in rows or lines; 3.
pat things in rows ; 4. give an account of a mat-
ter in a circumstantial manner; 6. adv. with
precisci affected, or graceful airs; 6. adv* in a re-
galarly. adjusted, orderly manner; 7. backward
and forward, to and fro; 8. adv. of form; 9.
stare, gase at.
i^opx, see def. 1.
J^i, — cci^j^'see def. 8.
i^G^^, CO. c^ic^Xf when vibratory motion is spoken of.
^ic^iy ^t^* ^^ def. 5. and 7.
in(»ootc^ic^Sc^ic)3(ji, or wioooDtc^ic^icijjic^i, be,
or affect to be graceful, put on consequential airs,
cDic^ic^i, sometimes t^c^» walk to and ffo.
8«4 ogep.
• oic^ic^i, CO. oic^ic^ac^ic(^i, or oscijjicJjiSc^t
c(^i, vibrate, &c. see def. 7.
c^ic8i9 CO. c^ic8io^ic8i, see def. 3.
c^ic8i9 CO. o65c8icijjic8\, def. 4.
c8ic^i, CO. c8ic^ic8ic^i, def. 8. occijjicoc^i, do.
Q^sc^iQ^scSiiy movey adJQBti &c. def* 6.
c^icSi. 00. ^^c8x, J^^cSic^icSi.
oJjicSi, set in rows, ^t in order,
c^i, — cx)t, mid. voicef see def. 2.
See ODc6i| and cbi, with its derivatives.
c^j 1. A tube, channel, passage; 2. the channel or bed
of a stream; 3. the ancient name for a maeket; 4.
intercommnnicate, as two holes or apertures; 5(
have intercourse with diflFerent countries ; 6. adv^
from place to place, every where; 7* num. off
used in speaking of one or more streams ; 8. adn
in furrows or channels; 9. one sort, kind, specie
in distinction from that which is more vsaal, nat
ural, &c.
o3oo8« make bald as the head.
oSc^, CO* ogc^o^^^if have a road through; def. 6.
o3o^9 from place to place.
cBscQoQ, call a person for help or company on d
occasions..
c8od8^oo^c^c^i devise plan after plan, geoeral^
used in the bad sehse.
SS^oSo^i follow one about wherever he goes.
Qiooooo^so^, be vagrant in one's habits.
cotogoQ, gad about.
0^8^, bald head.
o^^Qf^ 295
0^9 CO. O^fU.
fl^oo^i, revoWeri pistol.
Q^, dig a trench for water to run.
Q^dBy a gQD| or tabe.
fl^oj^oBiy have a long, large passage or hole throngb.
fl^Sy have intercom mnnicatioD ; def. 0.
n^ooo5f y have a hole or passage running along nnder
the -snrface.
8So^d, have nnnatnral intercourse with, as a man
with a beast.
000^9 one stream.
ooo^ooc^, of one sort, or kind, bhongh not the
. roost natural or congenial.
000Q008, belonging to another race or species.
See obiog, CO. cbic^SobiioQ, — obicficfj, — o^oQ,
CO. o^^jSo^ogi—^SooooooioQ, — SSog, — a>«o3> ^^*
oosoSoDJog, — oStog, — oStc^CDS^S, — ODcB, andc8,
with its derivatives.
0^^, 1. O^fr. in a way to excite attention, in an assum-
ing manner; 2. an island.
o^^o^^i see def. 1.
cBto^Hc^^, call out repeatedly^ with a loud voice,
to arouse the attention of any one who may be
within hearing.
cS^oooio^^o^^, or oogi^^dBfo^So^S, call one's
Dame repeatedly.
gB^gBo^^o^^, crow again and again.
tl^St5\S, eee ^^^\S.
<fl^<»|^, the name of a bitter herb used as a medicine
in coughs.
J98 ogSo6
n^SSicBsSi, an island.
See co(SSf and c8^, with its derivatives.
n^S| 1. A farrow^ channel) gnllj) bollowi made by the
action of water, the rooting of swine, Ac. ; 2. cor-
respond to, be like ; 3. corroboratei assent to; 4.
the same thing again; 6. in investigating a mat*
ter, cross-question, be minnte and critical ; 6. in
weaving, bringing the woof close bj striking the
lay ; 7. terminate a sentence, word, or phrase
with an appropriate affix ^8. reproach, harrow up
the feelings.
ooc^S, CO. ooo^SooogS, a gallyi channel, &c. i
9. manner, habit, custom ; like, according to.
oeo^ioeo^S, do.
o^o^Odc^S, 1« Same as ooo^ooc^i, elevated and
depressed lines; ^. fig* the particulars relating to
the history or accoant of a person or thing; subject
matter.
ooo^Sooc^S, here and there; a gully.
cSioQS, 1. 00. cSio^ScSiogS, be or become alike,
def. 4. ; 2. be corroborative, like, (fee. ; 3. atter
the Barae sound with such rapidity as to become
continuous.
4. cSiooi^cSic^S, gullied, see def. 1.
c8io^5c8Sooo98, resemble each other, be analogous ;
tighten the woof.
oQSco^, see def. 6.
<i^So6, is used according to def. 5. be cirtical, exact in
enquiring.
oSSSo^Soo, do.
o^SSicKf use towards each other the language of con-
tempt and Bcorni def. 8.
fl^SSy twitf npbraid, def. 8.
o^ScSSy same aa d^SSscSSi reproach def. 8.
o^ScSiOdo, corroborate, &c. def. 3.
Q^c8i00f)M| terminate a sentence or word with an ap-
propriate affix; def. 7.
See ri^So^Sy — oogc^S,— oocQS, co. ooo^SooogS,
— 00(^9 CO. oDogSooogS,^ — coc85, and <^, with
its derivatives.
fl^9 1. ChangOi as the year or moon; 2. use a boat^
bridge, &q. for crossing a stream ; 3. ford a steam ;
4« interpret ; 5. a trough ; 6. trough-like ; hollow-
ing; 7* in distilling, the conductor, a trough con-
taining water in which the receiver is placed; the
worm, or bamboo, through which the vapor pas-
ees into the leceiver; 8. the spindle or pan of a
trap; 9. applied to the eyebrows, meet together
crossing the bridge of the nose; 10. be of no use;
11. possess a person, bewitch;* 12. in cnltivationi
a garden, in distinction from the ordinary grain
fields.
ooc8io^8oo€Oi9 and cocSio^soo^odcSiooooi, inter-
pret, translate def. 4.
coo^oo^, 00. ooogSoooQgoo^ooSoo^, (c^t nothing,)
i. e. to no purpose, def. 10.
ooo^sdScSf^oo^, do.
coeSodo^t, a smith's trough, def. 5.
oo^b^scB, often oo^o^c8, def. 7. distilling worm.
498 og^ODo
odScSicSso^i, def. 6. a pig trough cSsooogt, — ^oo
o^t, feeding trough.
0^000^8, CO. @80do^so^o:c^8| the d^z, of a trap,
def. 8.
flc^s, CO. oo^i^o^ii bewitch, poseess, def. 11.
^^c^8, commence a new year.
c6o^8, a cotton patch.
iSoj^?o28, CO. ^So^c^i^Soji^ojji, see def. 9.
o5)c^8, commence a new month, (infreqaent.)
o38S, — ODoS^o^sS, see c8S, plate, anj shallow veseeU
o88^, CO. cQs^c^tcSi, cross with a boat.
0^81^, CO. <^c8, see oQ8c8.
oSscSi, cross on a raft.
o^goo, co^ o^toofc^i^, ford.
oSscS, CO. o^8c8o^>«8, cross by a bridge.
oSsSiajFjiiJi) a trough.
c^i8ia>68i, a garden.
See c^rog*, co. c^fo38(^cQ8, — •>o5So^8c8S, — dS^
o^Sf CO. 88^ogS88jBo^8, — ODc88, and c88, with its
derivatives. .
oSS, 1. Applied to the eyes, open them unnsually wide;
2. disgustingly naked, 3. used to qualify whiteness,
in the signification of glaring; 4. a white com-
pound metal considered of very high value, silver ;
5. sometimes used, figuratively to denote wealth %
6. adv, hollow, ringing sounds; 7. strike the head
with the end of a cudgel, co. e, c^jSSteSi, silver.
ogjScoo), CO. cQ^ooo.
0^^009, CO. c^coQc^pcoo), applied to the eyes, staring,
prominent, glassy, wild.
ogjSSieSi 299
Q^^ooooS, need to qualify whiteness,, verj or intensely 5
as,
cflcQ^ooooS, intensely white.
obic^^oocx>S, shine with a brilliant whiteness,
<^ic^^, <^ic^^c^i(X)q8^i do. shine like polished
ivory,
o^oji, — ooSo©85occ8coiji8o^^, tongue of a bell &c.
o^^o^^i def. 6. hollow sound.
g8^o^^, a wooden bell.
^^cSpo^^, 1. do. 2. a kind of snare for catching
deer and other animals*
ODSoS^dS^i stroll off eagerly, or in an animated
manner in pursuit of something, as game, &c.
03^8^, €0. og^Sfogp^S, see def. 7.
n^^St^^y a plant used as a remedy for cholera.
o^^&^oS^8^, see def. 2. the additional particles are in*
terjeetions indicating disgust or contempt.
n8?8^o3f8^, do.
o|j^86, CO. o^f SSjol, silver,
n^^ol, def. 1.
0^00^,— o^^ooioQiGg^coiooSsoocS^bi cousc water to rise*
n^^^S, CO. of 810^1, def. 4.
o^^^S, CO. og^^5o9|5^1, def. 1.
oo^oS^^S, < the fierce-eye' an appellation often
given to a tiger.
n^8i;8i, silver, cash.
&d cSfogf,— ^09^, CO. ttog^^os,— 0609^0809^,
— ogSoSogSng^,— oDogjB, co. cxjqjjooog^,— qgjqSj
d^o^^, — ODc8^, and c8^, with its derivatives.
300 €^\mS
d^iy 1. The channel of a streara ; 2. a duct ; 3. wax-
pipes or tabesi the production of a speeies of bee;
4. connected with other roots, having a channel
Jthrongh,^ hollow; 5. the path of an animal; 6. fig.
a course of conducti usages ; 7. ni$m. aff^ ; 8. con-
nected with other roots, tractable; 9. a connected
series of things relating to a person or thing; 10.
a range of houses; 11. th^ beams of a building;
12. put on do.\ 13. with the word for hit prefix-
•ed| strike a thing ; 14, a rod used instead of a
<5hain in tying up a dog; 16« stocks ; 16. with an
<lff* put in the stocks ; 17, with the word for split,
•divide, split; 18. a kind of bird, black; 19. co* to
other roots.
t)OcQi, CO. oeo^iooo^S, track, channel, &c. def. 1.
2. and ^.\fig. a course of conduct, &c. def. 6.;
the particulars relating to a person or thing, &c.
<!ef. 9.
^)OO^oocSi, the strise on the surface of any thing, ;
jig. a connected series, &c. def. 9.
cBto^i, every o^i, %ee def. 10.
cgSo^i, def. 3*
«o^cQi, the urethra, def. 2.
OD^o^i, oo. ooSd^iooSogS, a track, &c. def. 6. ; fig*
def. 6.
09^c8^o3i, said to be used in some sections for io.
og^oocQicSgoocQi, see cQi, 14.
o5^oSi, see o5^^8o5^o^i, tractable, &c. def 8.
o^i, CO. cglooogiooojjjS.
<]^iQoS^ fasten |n the stocks, def. 16.
f^ODcSs 801
ODo^iOdogs, 009^9do^i; a reaeoD, a porposey a^
matter.
o^ioj^S, same as def« 11. •
(^c8i, def. 12.
(i^icj^ot, def. 17.
flSiSiSSi^ the cross beams of a buildiog.
oSsSio^iSiy stocks.
See oo(^i| 00. o^<^i^^<^iogf , — oocSdgi, oo. oogS
O^SoocBo^l,— OOC^l, CO. ooc^icoc^i, — ooogii — 00
n^i^l,— ooogx|j^,- »f c^i,— o5p^^«oopngi,--.05^
0^1, — cS^o^i, CO. cS^o^icS^ajji,— ooc8\, and c8i^
with its derivatives.
0^, 1. Hasty ; 2. adv. hastily, carelessly; 3. slash off;
4. iocise, gash ; 5. break short off ; 6. sundered ;
7. loosOy as a sword in its sheath, loose^ easily
moved; 8. with the word for mix, stir, agitate;
9. intersected by lines or stripes; 10. a section;
11. num. aff\ 12. num. aff. applied to intervals;
13. a species of bamboo ; 14. co. to other roots.
cx>So^, CO. coSojSooScJjIj, break short off; def. 5.
ooA^c^, see m»S.
ooo^SdOOc^dy ddc. def 2.
ooo^GOcfjIj, see under cQ.
oolQ^cfjIj, CO. cxnS^c^cBS^io^, • hasty- mouthed ^
def. 1.
c8c^, CO. c8r^^c8c)jt|, sufficiently mature to be cut»
applied to plantains, &c.
cSic^, co« oSic^cdiajlp^ be loosey &c« def. 7.
c^ODcBi, same as cf^oDcSi.
302 <^S
c^cSS, a species of creejJer of which there are two
varieties.
c^cjjS, a kind of tree, Pterocarpue Wallichii.
c^ngS, slash off.
cS|^ti CO. f>jS^«, reap the paddy field or harvest.
c)^cb5, CO. c8ic^So^<fe«, slash off. def. 3.
o^dB^c^^, cut, gash, so as to produce a flow of blood.
o^oiS, CO. of o^ofeS.
c)^ofe5, CO. c)j(jO&Sc)^ofe5, gash in several places, haggle.
<3^02Sc8i, — 008, is performed by cutting a poisonous
snake to death, and besmearing one's self with the
blood.
c)^(i>8, CO. cfJj^S.
cf^oDoSS, CO. c^yySt.
c)^3Dc68, CO. c^o^oSScfJjCDcSg, looso, dcf. 7.
c%o5, slay.
cf^a2|5o(3^, cut plantains, <&c., and ripen by artificial
means.
cf^oosSx, destroy with the sword.
See OD8c)^, — ogsc)^, — ODJScfJ).— c^c)^. — 8ic^, —
?|8c)^,— 08O^8c|, — Sc)3(j, or So^SSc^,— o^c§, —
^?^' — oo^^§T^cf^> — ooc8, and c8, with its der-
ivatives.
<AS, 1. Clear a spot from grass, weeds? 2. used to quali-
fy other roots in the signification of large; 3.
widely, through a wide space ; 4. describing certain
spots or marks on the skin ; 5. imitative of cer-
tain sounds; 6. animals of the cow, or bovine
family.
c^5c^5
808
adv. def. 5. applied to sounds like those of
chopping and pounding.
{AS(ASo:jjhonj^ ^ do. like that of chopping any thing on
a bamboo floor.
^S^c^c^^i ^O' ^^^^ ^1^^^ ^f dragging a heavy stick
across a bamboo floor.
cA^ogS, weed, clear oflF weeds, grass, &c.
rl^'ifS, do. superficially,
c^^so^y an 0X| not a bulK
c^^^, CO. <^S?^cj5t6i, def. 1.
0^^^, clear thoroughly of grass, &c.
c^^ol, ox.
c^Soi, wild ox.
c^^8% cow.
r^Soo^, CO. c^o5^c^S^» clear oflFan»old field.
fl^^SiojjSSi, same as cf^S, def. 6.
See cyj5|Sc^S, co. n^|Soj,|^cf5)^cf5)S,— r^^cf^jS,— (»
c^S, or i^oocJJS, — 3cf5)S?c|j^,— oS^cJJS, — foc8S,
and c3^, with its derivatives.
rf^S, indicates some thing abrupt or sudden.
n^Sc^S, 1. The jar occasioned to a person by treading
OD his heels ; 2. the shock produced by striking a
I)erson behind the knees when he is standing; 8.
the sound produced by a person in going up or.
down upon a ladder.
^ic3iS|^ic8|S, in a halting manner.
«^iSc^Soj)iSc(j(jS, same as agiSagSo^iScJjIjS, also
descriptive of motion like that of the throat iu ob-
structed breathing.
804 c^§8^
See oocSSy and the root cSS, with its derivatiFes.
c^8| 1. A Bmall patch of gronndi temporary garden; 2.
a vegetable eaten as a salad; 3. adv. precipitate-
ly ; 4. adv. swallowing, without chewing ; 6. adv.
sounds like the rattling of bangles, or chattering
of teeth, &c.
00^(^1, CO. ooS^Soo^c^g, def* 2.
ooSc^iOoSojji, do.
c^sooooB, as og^(^8cx)cx>5, def. 4.
c^»c^«, as d8pc%8c^8, def. 6.
og^cfjj'c^, det. 4.
^ic^Scf^s, def. 8. hastily, without caation or
thought,
cf^scd^, CO. c^8(3^cQi(3^, in eating salads, dip them
into a sauce or condiment, def. 2.
c^i8ico@8i, def. 1..
See 00(^8, or ODc^toDooS, — odc8i, and c8t.
c^^, 1. Oirculated, diffused, notorious; 2. intermingle,
mix different kinds of things; 3. a kind of tree;
4. a log or section of the trunk of a tree ; 5. num.
aff. applied to such sections; 6. cut into logs.
c6icf5)P> CO. c8ic^^c6ic^, mixed, combined, def. 2.
Sc8)^, def. 4. same as 8c^, a whole or entire log.
ooc^^, as 09^occ)j(j^,'one log. def. 5.
f^^f^, CO. 4P4^4^^f def. 2.
cA5c?^^S, — 001, interspersed, mingled.
c8]^S^, def. 1. spread as news.
tl^^Q^f Bamre as ^ def» 8. elaeh offf At. etit into logs,
or billeta.
^i^xa^iu def. 8.
See cori^, CO. oDr:%?oc>fl§f .- Apo3i^^,_cig§
<:^, — «!JJl«W|^»— TOcS^, and co^, with its de-
riTatives*
ol^if 1. A Mty band) ring, rim, hoop> Ac.'i 3. bind
around witk a band^ 3. adv. in tbe manner of a
band> girt around.
4. adf. as fSiTJ^i, having a rim or hoop;
5- as c%io}^> 00. t^io?^e%iop, cat down the
branofaea of a tree, on all sides ;
"G* Jif^ as Sifi^i, applied to manners, prestiming,
bold, unreserved^
7. eee oo^^l^i, where it has the signification of
Ist circnlarly; 2d. ^. a mere ontside show, or
diell, hollow, empty ; in a familj, a hanger on ;
8. affable, complaisant, polite ; 9% adv* qualifying
words of shakings 1(K that string of a stringed in-
atmment which gives the lowest note^ 11. adv.
imitative of soands like the creaking of the bran-
ches of trees ^ 13. co. of other roots in the signi-
fication of prominent, ax^nsted.
S^c^i, a head-band.
B^cj^i-, bangles for the ankles.
cSic^ioS^, tenaciously set aboat a thing,
^intgi, CO. c8|^<^^c^'Lc^i, adv. imitative of clattering
sounds.
81 K.
806 ^^g**^
cfjll^c^^y ^dv. imitative of 80uod like that of cboppinjd
c^ic^iojjio^i, rfo. of light chopping.
c^iiJoS) fasten with a hoop, ring, band, &c.
o68c^iid6» hold fast by grasping with the thooi^
and fore-finger.
c^iooi» CO. O2^60ic^iooi, def. 8.
c^iodSi bind, or belt tight around the middle.
c^icB^, CO. c^ic8^db«c8p, def. 3.
cf^ic^^y to prune, trim small branches of a tree.
See cx)c8c^i, — oo8i<Ai, — org|ic^\, — <5J^o§it~
C^'.C^lf 8lcJJ)l, CO t\c^%\^\^ — ooc^i,— ooo^
ooc^i,— c8c8ioDc^i, — CDc^i,— 6aDc^i, or oooc^
&33c^i.i — opioDc^iQ^, — oocSi, and the root cfci
with its derivatives,
f^l, 1. An axe; 2. ado. reduplicated, qualifying word
of splitting or cracking by an expansive force ^ I
no. to other words in the signification of effective
Ac. 4. ado. widely.
(^Ado^l^^, the eye of an axe«
oglog), as c^o^og), — o^^osngto^y def. 3. f'^^^^y laug
with the month wide open, def. 4.
no)8t8t, an axcy made by children in play.
ng)ooGOii» a Talcing axe.
ooloD&iy an old, worn-out axe.
oglcB^i an axe-handle.
o^^cglcBS a plant belonging to the custard app
tribe,
ogl^t, a Ohinese axe.
cg)od)| 1. CO. 0Dc6| a ferule; 3. co. 030| a gall-bladd<
c^(jji^, Burman axe.
ogS^S 807
n^a5^, Earopeao axe.
3. CO. oo|i the rollers used in dragging boats.
4. GO. 03c6i, a leech.
ogloS^, a kind of adze with carved edges.
cgtSiSSiy an axoi all axes.
See ^Sog),— o^S.Tg), — ootcglooiogl,— oooli and o1,
with its derivatives.
3g^, 1. Look, view, survey ; 2. watch ; 8. look after,
take care of; 4. take into consideration, form an
opinion or estimate of; 5. regard, place before the
mind as an object worthy of respect or particalar
regard; 6. examine; 7, aff. by way of examina-
tion or trial.
ootng^, def. 3. take care of.
cSiog^oo^, CO. c8iog^oo^c8ic6too^, see in vision, as
a prophet, or person having a familiar spirit.
bWoSy disregard, look to one side, overlook by mistake.-
^Vx>Qgi, CO, ogSfwc^ScgSoDc^i, see oocgi, look about at
a distance, <&c.
a^tooog^, CO. ogScocgx,
i^oo^oDcS^i stare at.
^g^ii eo. oStojiogSoji, def. 3.
IgVS, CO. cg^cBcgScbt, look, gaze at.
jgfcD^, look at by way of trial or examination.
g^<^^qg^) look abont here and there.
^nl^^, CO. og^c5.
jSiol, CO. ogSf^.
I^«2« ^^' ^^^^^9'* search for.
l^dBi, CO. t^toBiogScSi, take a neari or close survey.
^, CO. ogS8i.
808 og^St
ogS^, 00. n^iXi^.
og^^9 eo. og^f^^^^cbSf look at with a up-stretched
neck.
ogS8, CO. ng^SogScbi, look, survey from an eoiinence.
og^8S| CO. cg^^^f alsoi gaze at with iateresl. .
coSSiy CO* ^^^^^^S^> '^^^ ^^^^ occasionally, Tav.
cg^Sii 00. og^eScg^Si, do* Maul.
ngS«o«, <». cgSoS.
ng^ooigly look directly in the face of, meet* each other
eyes.
og^i8oo8^, consider well.
ogSa^t, <». cg^So^.
ng^oocjjj, look straight'forward.
o^QO^Sf CO. ogSoo85.
ng^Qo8S, 00. cgSooSScg^oooS, look at a person in distren
and offer no assistance.
ng^ooSooSy 00. ngSooSf^cg^ooSooS, have the eyes tiim«
off from one's work. j
oglooS^^, CO. ng^ooSooS*
^c8S, CO. ngSdB.
og^cS» CO. og^cScg^cSi) take a careful view of an obj^
ngSooSi looking straight ahead,
og^oo, CO. cg^ooog^oos, look at, or consider a thiij
minutely,
og^o5o6oo8oot| do.
ngSc8, CO. ogSc8ScgSc8, — ^S, look one steadily in tl
face.
cgScBf, — ^, took up to imploringly.
cg^Ssy look at in order to comprehend.
cgS 809
g^^9 00. ^^^^^^8^9 look at in order to recognize
when seen agaiu.
ig^^Si depend on, have confidence in, do a thing ont of
r^rd to the feelinge or authority of another ;
nmm. ojf. applied to distances, one reach of the
eje^ 18 far as one can see wjien there is no ob-
stmction ; use partiality in judgment,
o&t^^^, aidf watch over, take care of.
Ig^dBScBSt <x>. cg^cBScBSng^efio^y look over head by
throwing the head back.
^oAf 00. og^oo^ngSobt, look with expectatioui hope for.
g^o6| 00. ^^^^^^i gi^e * person or thing a very
obliqae glance of the eye.
okSScg^ob^y stndy, read.
gSAS, 00. ogS|p.
J^cbi, 00. c^cS, — ogWf— -ngS^^ &c.
^c8, 00. cgVSog^8t» follow as a pattern, imitate, learn.
g^c8t| GO. ng^cB.
^Ax^ 00. o&tcS^rig^dSii watch over, <bc.
g^cBio5^c8\8bt, look at minotely.
fA, look as one ashamed.
J^ oo. ogSSu
}^o^9 CO* ^o:^^\f watch clandestinely! watch nar-
rowly.
J^flo^, CO. og^dBScfiS.
ngS, CO. oSog^o^cg^, — ooooiTgi, — roiog^, — o5
cgS, — vicg^, — oooS, and oS, with its derivatives.
^« root in sigiufications; 1. A cnrb, or something which
serves to restrain a pile from spreading or diverg*
310 c^SdBf
iog from the centre; 2. sarronnd with a cnrb;
3. pawiDg or delving into the ground; 4. travers-
ing bills, rocks, dells, ravinesi &c.; 5. used in
phrases denoting below, at the bottom, base, &c. ;
6. in phrases denoting hollowsi dells, ravines ; 7.
beckoning with the hand to a person ; 8. in a
phrase denoting a very thin, lean condition of the
body ; 9. phrase which denotes the stick nsed in
stirring things while cooking; 10. num. aff. api
plied to the number of curbs one above anotberj
used in constructing a granary; 12. cufo. imitative
of sound like that of sudden tearidg or rending.
oo^cgS, CO. oo^o^ii 1. A path, channel, with 8tee{
sides.
• 8. CO. ooSQ, a ravine, &c.
oocgS, CO. ooo^if channel of a stream.
e^ogSy the curb of a oative fire place.
8cgS, the longitudinal bamboos tied around th<
sides of a granary.
^ScgS, CO. ^Soj^^ScgS, the socket of the eye
the sides of the socket.
^SogSo, is said by some to denote the upper, an<
by somei the lower sides of do^
cSiogS, CO. c8i<^5c8icg5, def. 8.
noSooS, o,dv. imitative of soundi def. 12.
ngSSf »ee ^5og5S.
cg58^, ^ee ofcg58^.
ogSc8^o^<^t, a deep dell.'
•ogScB^, ^ee def. 2.
<38ig[5 311
i^ooS;, CO. cgScoSS^ogSooS^, def. 5« below, op the
groQody &e.
ogSooS^iy def. 5. of a riH>mitaio» precipice^ and the like.
See f^t^S,— dBfoSiScgS,— ofcgSS^, — ^^^Stt^S,
of ^fSiajji^fSiogS,— oDi^coogS,— ODogS, — 03cgS
ooooB, — oo^^rgSf — cooS, and oS, with itsderiv-
ativea.
ngt, generally need with an affix or prefix, h Hook,
catchy hitch np; 3. soinetimeB used to denote reap-
ing ; S, pokoi throst, scrape ; 4. a hook^ catch ;
6. crack slightly; 6. Jig. idle, shiftless; 7« adv^ in
a tearing, lacerating manner; 8. adv. applied to
pain, piercing; 9. adv. applied to crying^ in a
ecreaining manner; 10. adv. imitative of sonnd
like that of tearing^ rending, Ac; 11« short and
stubbed; Id. large spots or checks,
cocgioongt, as ooSoongiooogfy del. 12«
oDCgicS^, c0. ooagtc8^flgsc6i, def. 6.
ooogtcS^OQ^o^oot,^. do.
oo^ngt, get hitched*
^^t, det. 4. a hook &iy.
ogp^^y CO. <^t@^ogt89 B species of barrow*
ogicgt, !• see def. 10; 2. as gScgtogt, — ^tcgtcgt, and dSt
ngicgty def. 7; 8. as §^og8ogti def. 8; 4. as (d^t
ngty def. 9.
4gtQgS, <M>. o^og666togS> displace witli the end of a
stick or other instrument.
«3gidBif force a thing to yon witb a pokiag or scraping
metion.
cgt^S, scrape along the surface.
ngtoSif eo^ oo|<]g8cx>y^ vollen for dragging hoary artfries^
ogtcS^f 1. def. 6; 2. #e>. tgtcS^ogtcBi^ def. 1*
cigtfS^ aa ^|5<3gtf6, def*. 11. ^elkort^ basket-like.
ng88» CO, cfgf^S.
flgio^y def. 2*. BBS o^o^-^
qgtdSi^ioo^y Bospend a fieh-hook in the water.
See oocgt,~Qoci» aod oi, witk ito derivatives..
«g^f 1. Roll the eyes back nnder the upper lids ; 2. ap*
plied to tkready a lot twisted together and tbe^
ends tucked in ; 8. a^. osed in numbering ench
lots ; 4. lop dff and pitch down ; 6. adv. • the ac^
tions of a person who is tipsy^ or aflected witb
vertigo ; 6. aS^. a eareless^ slovenly manner ; 7.
adv. descriptive of the tide whem full ; 9« fael,
dry bamboos.
f!g|5ooci^ one load of bamboo f«el,
o^^rg^^ def. 2. o^oocg^, one bmdie of d^^ def. 3.
og^ogS, CO. ^flgSc^cgS^ def. 4.
cgjSdl^^, def. 1.
Ag^0300^, CO. og^doooi^.
(ig^oDooi^, CO. cg^oDo^i^cg^ODoo^, def. T.
cg^^^cBS, lop off a tre^ above the lower bran^iea
def. 4.
cg^8i@i8i, def. 8.
See eogieng^, — cBSog^cSSog^, or cBVig^cB^m^, —
(fiSc^^cBSc^^, or daSogS<BSi]g^.GB&c^d3tcg^
or c8Sog^c8Sog^, — ^^^- ^ ^Sooc^^, and oi8o>
ngjS, — ooo^y and o|S, with its derivativee.
flgi, 1. Omit doing at some of the nsnal, regolar periods ;
&• intermittent; 3, come upon or take by artifice
or stealth ^ 4. oo. of other roots.
Q^ngi, fever intermits def. 2.
cgtot, shoot by stealth,
flgi^^, a species of pigeon with yellow wings» feeds on
wild figSi hence its name,
cgtgbii slab by stealthi
ngtflbtc^iatf 1. Lie in wait for an opportanity to shoot
or stab ; 2. the name of the middle star in Orients
sword.
ogiooS, CO. d^xxAf coil.
ngio&^y 00. ngioo^cbiooS, def. 3.
^'^^9 get ahead of, and lie in wait for.
See 9\ngif co. 8irg\9ingi ,— . Singi, — •cgi » — o>
cgif — ongi, — ooogii or •io3ogi| — oooi, and oi,
with its derivatives,
rg, 1. A deep, still place in a stream, a lake, Batnral
pond, <feo. ; 3. have a strong attachment for ; 3.
be in a state of titilation ; 1. have a keen appetite ;
5. have a nervous dread of something behind one i
6. applied to the mind, be elated; 7. cry after,
also fig. long after ; 8. love, affection.
icB^ngy def. 5. itching disease. *
oo^db^oo^, ardent attachment, love.
anOpcg, def. 4.
afl8^^, do.
ooicg, deft 2.
814 <^8t
»
ootcB^ngi def. 6.
S^d^, def, 1:
og^^, CO. <^<j^ogo1, a iarge, -deep pond, a lake.
rg^S^^on, h^g. pbraee, denoting that subjects will be
peaceable^ if tbeir rulers are not faulty.
og8i@ 8i, def. 1.
See cfi^og. — ©og, — oong,— ODcg,— oDogooa, — c^ioa
00, and ooo
og% 1. Bent down, inclined; 2. pnlU or force down.
^So6^^Sno^y adv. descriptive of grain which in-
clines downward, almost as soon as it beads.
d^Sc&i, def. 1| and 2.
See togS, — occgS, — ODogS, congSogSoDngSogS, and
ogS, 1. Throw; 2. fig. abandon, reject; 3. consign to
punishment; 4. applied to the act of tempting to
sin; 5. affix, indicating abandonmen^9 and may be
rendered by off, away, aside^ frjm, outy along,
down, up, past, or beyond, according to the con-
nection ; 6. used to denote the distance of ' a
stone's cast; 7. throw at.
f jSngS, see ^^^\h a eling.
o§So65, throw or cast away.
n^SS^coSdi a phrase applied to a feat in jumping*
cgSoo^, def. 1. and 2. throw away*
ogSoo^ogS, do.
c^ooS^iwS, do.
c§5oo^§icgS, do.
cgSc8j5, throw or cast up.
c^8i» throw stones, &c^ for amusement.
c^icSp 315
QgSooi^, throw a Btone.
n^Sc8i» throw or cast down.
G^, affixed, see oooSogS, — «j5og5, — ^^«^5, — ^t^S,— .
BoiogS,— ^icgS, — ^c^Sf — ^logS, — cS^ogS,— 9
^?^5,— ^logS,— clings,— cbscgS, — ojsogS, —
ODogS, — tficoS, see also <»^o§5, and oo65.
d^, 1. Applied to the posteriors, enwrap the part with
the waistcloth ; 2. wipe off ; 3. adv. descriptive
of plunging or diving; 4. adv. descriptive of the
manner in which liquid or smoke is sucked or
drawn into the mouth ; 5. adv. describing deep
sleep; 6. ado. denoting a grin, or kind of laugliy
alsoi things which protrude; 7. num. aff* also to
quantities thus used on each occasion,
corgi/ Sngt, &c. def. 7.
oooonoi, one drink of water.
SSoongt, a bit of cigar, enough to smoke once.
f^o5pn§tS, do.
ogio&cgt, plunge into the water,
ogioooongiODcoS, or cologscocdl, do.
ogioooicgtotngt) do. with the additional idea of
reaching the bottom.
n^n^r adv. def. 4. and 5.
cfingsogi, drink, draw in swallow after swallow.
Qcgtcgt, def. 5.
ogtcgSy CO. '^•<^5ogiog5, def. 2.
ngtcS^y — hf def. !•
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See engseog^i— ooofiooogii— ODogtoongfi— ooo5tcgt,—
0608.
rgi, ]. Bow» be bowing, as bainboosy the limbe of treee,
&o.; 3. a rigid or permanent enryatnre of the
spine ; 4. pouring down watery a religions cere--
monj; 5* a cotton gin.
cSiogiy CO* o8^cSic8ic^/ def. 3.
c8i8ingi, def 1. bowingy bent down with the ad-
ditional idea of bj degrees.
ngic8i| def. 1. and 2.
ogic8\o6, def. 4.
cgxoSi — ODi, mid. voc def. 1. and 3.
c8i,— -oooi.
ogi, found only in an adverbial form, as,
cgiogiy used in describing certain gestures of combatants
indicating defiance.
cgioooSS, 00. cgiooQOiy
cgiopooi 00. c^iooo$^ngia30Di| same as cgicgi.
See 0001, and 0001.
cgii, sometimes used for 001.
rgiirgiii same as ^^i^gi*
ognooooii, same as ogiooooi.
qg, 1. Striped with long, narrow stripes; 3. affix. streams
of falling tears, and the like ; descending stripes ;
3. affix, things which are longy tall and small in
proportion to their size; 4. affix. 'nsed figuratively
to denote mischievous, unseemlji or lacivions
gestures; 5. used in streaks of soil or dirt; 6. afz.
a definite number of stripes^ or streaks; 7. cuf^
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whiMling sonods; & the aot of whittling; 9. the
name of a tribe of of people in Cambodia.
cof£, ht^f &o* see def, 6,
ooqgooqg, with a number of Btripes.
<8\qg» def. 1.
etcSqg, def. S.
^{t^oSi^, def. 5,
dSK^cSi^Sy def. 2.
c8\cqg8ic^9 the trickling down of tears, &c.
09c58c8qg» def. 4.
oocaStcBqgi same as def. 4.
qgqg, adv. def 7.
oo<gooooS, def. 7.
See ODc;g» and 009.
qg^,' 1. odv* a long line or forrow; 2. adv. in one direc*
tion and anotberi here and there ; 3. culv. shooting
offf moving rapidly from one position to another;
4. num. aff. applied to linesy channels* and ridges ;
5. do. reduplicated* aefts. in several long lines,
&c. here and there.
oo<g^, 5cgS, &c. def. 4.
ooqgSooqgS, def. 6.
qgScooaS, def, 1.
qg^CDOoSqg^ooooS, do. where several are indicated.
qg^<£^, def. 2.
^9^ def. 3.
See oaqgScocoS, and odjS.
cf^^ a very small kind of shrimp.
ooi^o^c^, gnapee made of do.
9giy 1. Circular, with circular bends; attenuated, long,
318 c^S^oo
sleDderi and curving; 2. Ijing in long extended
curves ; 3 the details of a subject.
ooo^iodqgi, def 3.
ool^cg^Sqgii a canto embracing the whole subject.
ooo^iooGB^ooqgiooGS^, no details, nothing definite.
ooS^ODioosqgi, traced in detaili have a clear idea
of the whole affair.
cSiqgicSicgi, def. 2.
c8iqgio§i, do.
cgiooo}!, def* 1.
o§iooc8iqgiooo}i^ do.
See a>(gi,— ogSaDqgi,— cfiicoqgi,— oia>9gi,— gbtOD
qgi,— .nooi,
c^, 1. see oo^ a general name for the bee, or apis fami-
ly ; 2. invokci induce to^associate with; 3. eo.
term for bone ; 1. oblong, oval, elliptical form ; 5*
affix, mimic, amuse, do any thing for amusement*
8ic^b, def. 4.
oo^c^, CO. of ooS^, def. 8.
8tQ^, def. 5. MauL
wiSsc^, — ODi, mimic.
Sc^oSS, the common bazar sugar.
c85c^, def. 6.
c8Sd^, do. used by some for shout, play.
c^oDOOi, CO. o^Sot^oDCOi, def. 2. invoke or use means
to induce the spirit or genius of. a person to re-
turn.
c^cBS, — c^fflS^S — c^cfi^cS, varieties of the bee.
c^S^QO, comb which contains only honey.
c^c^, a yerj small bee whieh makes wax bot no honey
see c8Sc8tc^^So^ the gronDd.
r^QOOi. one swarm or hive.
fi^>5<jj|5, a species of weed or grass,
f^ooS. «> o^Soo^r^ooS, perform the ceremony of in-
voking the gaardian spirit.
(^c8^i commence a new hive.
ri^ooeiy a hive.
f^) — ^Scd^, varieties of the bee.
r^ob. same as c^ODCOi.
4(fif,_c^f^._c^|S, bee.
oDc^b, CO. ODfi^ofooc^b, — ODoioDc^,— cob, — b,
with its derivatives.
r^^ \f The Inmulusy or king crab ; 2. appellations to
certain animals in allnsion to the abdomen ; 3. a.
record, or history.
c8r^^8» (sometimes g8^^9.) a, small 'species of
waspi def» 2.
o55^^, def. 3.
c^^8Sc8, the dragon-fly; def. 2.
€^8^c88i, a reddish or bright brown species.
f^^8Sc8cxn, a greenish species.
f^ScbScS, nsed for the butterfly.
See noc^S,— tc^^,— oc^S, — OD^^S, — coc^S,— ODbS.
c^, bent, carved np at the edges, not found nsed alone.
<^Sog5, <^5og5c^5og5, beckon.
c^ScgS, CO. <^5cg5.
<^Sc^, ath. imitative of Boand like that of tearing
cloth.
ogS^ic^S(^ii hollow^ dell.
c8x<^5^iogS, Mtf ogS, def. 8,
^^8tngS^^8i<^S| an inBtrainent for dipping and
stirring.
See e(^S,— tc^S,— 000^, — oac^,— oobS,— oobS.
f^t 1| Write, make marks; 2» cat with the point of an
ioatniment; 3. expressive; 4. o^ sound like
that made by tearing eloth \ 6» applied to backets
of water» fill» filled.
oi^o6c^to5» def. 5.
v^tooooSf as obsc^tcDooS, applied to the eyes^ def. 3^
fJ^iooBi, 00. c^taD8ic^80DOi| cut oat a hole with the
point of an instrament) def. 2^
0^80005^09, make marks with ink) paints^ &c. def. 1.
r^en^s, CO. c^so^tobt^t, hollow, or groove oat; translate
def. 2.
r^8c^8 1| as ^\(^8c^8) give an expressive smile def. 3.$
2. applied to sounds def. 4.
c^ifib, copy, def. J.
c^8o|^, record, make a memorandum*
fJ^toS, commit to writing,
c^8o56, write.
c^toSSc^, skilled in writing.
(^8c8, — ^, practice writing, learn to write^ '
fJ^soS, as c^ioS^i, scratch out in deep furrows with a
pointed instrument.
See 03(^1, — 00^1, and b8, with its derivatives.
<g SSI
f^P^ TofQiBd on)y as a oouplet or adverb; 1. adr. of
irregular, distorted formsi; 2« c<k reoipvocating
rootkMi ; 8. aa amnleU
ooo^ooc^, def. 8. #^ tsojS.
eo. o}^o^^p^f def. 2 vSee c^
c^p, ^ c^^i, and c^f
c^^fi, <v>. <^^^«^^if . cu^t;* def> 1^ troobed> distorted*
«^^f same <^fi9 f , indieafces a stvoted forai> or ap^
pearanee.
f^, 1. iDstramenfs of the tmmpet kind^ S. used in
ether signtficatione i« ullfisios to the Ibrm or use
of this iDstrBfDent.
^Xf CO. o^Stc^iSi, def. 1^
Q|G^i, blow a tmnopet) koro, ^c*
go^(^ the air bladder of a ish^
cfiljpi^e^, a speoits of bird, the deaeription an-
swers to that of the swallow.
oofStf^i, solanfim, egg-plaat^ s^ oocSi long kind.
c^ioodB^f ivory trumpet,
r^iof ^flif bnffalo>*horn tmmpet.
f^ioo^cD^y wooden trn^npet.
^ ac^i,— iwi^i,— Wc^i>— o9iS(i^i>— CDbii and bt.
'^t U Ring^treaked ; 2» oonstraet with do* bb in weav-
ing, a garment; 3. num^ offim>, n^ed in deigning the
nnmber of stripes \ 4. the tapir,
^cg, having a stripe aronnd the head.
oqKoo, def. 4w
S9 K.
3S^^ <^^
c8^c§c8S» a bird diBtiDgaiehed by a streak of
white arouDd tbe neek.
(^idobsc^, aD appellatioD giyeD to the BonBao^
who tattoo tbe lower part of the bodj*
cfiicg. CO. c8i(]g^. see r^
cgooy def. 2.
c§^S, ring aroand tbe eje.
See 098^ and 8. '
C3§^, 1. The principIoB of justice; 2. personal rights; ^.
the act of diBpenBing justice; 4. tbe poeteriorB;
b. a species of bee ^ 6r a species of toad, oa. to 9^^
the eooimon temi for frog.
oongS,— ec^S— ^f§S, — yioioocgi, bis, ouft mj,
youri other's rigbtBi def. 2.
»tCD|Syioiooo^, injure others.
ScgS, def. 4,
d^ic^, CO. d^icg^obic^, interrogate tbe parties rn
a suit,
i^^^c§^, decide the ease.
^ift^^^ng^oeS^, a judge, chief- justice.
081^^, maintain principles of integrity, (not
general use.)
oj^^c^, subjected to a suit at law.
'^ ^'iOj^^o^^i tbe defendant in a suit,
?p<^^i dief. 6.
9^8ic§^8i» de£ 6. the toad and frog species,
oo^cgi, be arraigned on a charge of misderoeana
yioo^yioioec^^, infringe anotber's rigbtSe
aj1cg^oo^« sum up the proceedings in a case.
cg'flgi 828
ooi8tc§l8i9 jueticey or the admiDistraction.of jast-
ice, 8uit8 at law, feuds.
a>ii9i3^c§i«9tG8| 8Qpreine juetioe, need io speak-
ing of the final jndgment.
cBiook8<^, liave a sacred regard to the principles
of jastiocy and integrity*
»ic^9 CO. yic§Wic^, sue, prosecate.
,^c^\ litigious, (not in general use.) *
cSSc^S enter a sniti implead each other.
d^^c^y CO. o^^c§^ob^(^, same as ^c§^i and in
ficeneral nse.
cB^<^» 'eat the law' i. e. share the fees, fineSf
brib^t &o.
c^^oenSi^ a conrse of aprightness ^nd integrity.
fl|^c^, adv. sonnd like that of the croaking of the spe-
cies of frogs mentioned, def. 6.
'fi«Bi, def. 6.
<^oo^, CO. {^co^d^SoDc^, justice reverts back upon,-
t. 6. where a suit goes .against the plaintiff; alsof
when a judge is overtaken bj justice for unjust
decisions,
c^d^t court-house* oo^p^^c^oocfi^.
<^^i, the most exalted integrity* the highest authority
in law matters.
cBcS^cg^^iy act or judge according to the strictest^
principles of equity.
See co8S, and 8l.
n^j§S| adv. sound like that of tearing cloth,
r^^t adv. sound like that of tearing open the coats of-
a plantain stalk.
3B4 4^^
c^y 1. A coarse kind of basket; 8. tbe posteriors, the
fondameDt or anne; tbe depressed part above the
pobes ; 8. adr. sound like that of the croaking of
certain frogs ; 4. species of frog.
ocgp, same part as 9c^, though tbe allusion is
different, def. 2.
ocgjScSp, do.
Oflg^cS^^i, the fundament, or annsi
of<^pj same as 9^^-
og^cgp, adv: def. 8.
c^^i, aee def. 2. latter part.
See ecgp,— oDc^p,— ooflgp, — o8f c§p, — §^, cog-
nates, and 8^.
o§i, 1. Encircle; 2. bend into a circle or carve; 8. or-
bit ; ^^ circle, ring, carve ;. 6. circalar, carvhig 6.
adv. coiled or carving manner; 7« num. of. ap-
plied to circles and rings.
o»fgi, def. 4.
OQc^Soocgi, see ihS.
Odcgi^i, the space within a circle.
^8^000^1^1, the circuit of the heavens, tbe spaoe
comprised within the borison.
^^c^i, 1. The orbit of tbe eye; 2. circular linee or
figares resembling do.
8^c§i, a tarban, band, &c. see 8^ei^.
8c§i, a species of flowering plant*
cSicgi, CO. c8iqgic8ic§i, see qgi.
o^^e5^c§i, a carving creeper.
c8i8tcgi8i, a bamees for carrying bdrdens. S9e oBt.
ogicgi, adv. def. 6.
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c^ioodSi, CO. f§iooo5^f§io»c8i| a portion of ^ eirole.
o|uoj^, eocirele.
n^io3% or <^iODV:gtoo^9 bend ciroularlj.
ooftii and 8i.
9i 16 sometiineB used for 00| boA it ie a Pgboidmj as,
9001, sometimes used for ooooi.
,dfSo^^^ for ^^if^9 a qaeen.
ddBy abbreviatioD of g)c8| same as j^Si a dear or gen-
uine consm.
90Q, sometimes nsed for cx>o5i aa«
do5do6| fiir ooodcbcbt deceive, nse artificoi or tric-
kery ;in disorder. .
coS^c&fJoT oo^fjf deed| kermeh «
doftS, for odoSSy allnrei persuade.
9o5i, for f|t| a turtle.
9o5^9 for ^, a eross-bow.
dooiy for ^1 the back, or outside.
9001^, for ^^> the bftnyau tree.
90^, for ^\t search for.
do^f for ^1, reachf come up ivitb ^t^S overtake.
^?t for g^^i destitute of the powers and arts wliicb
pertain to witches.
M^ie^, for odo^i^^^ tbe gums when devoid of teeth.
oo^ocS, for ^||, ledges and large boulders.
peg, for jj), quick.
^db, for ood6« \. see oooSoDcb^ 2. transition^ &c.
336 ot
dcS, for ooc8| as 'ocSopoo), employment.
q:8, for ooc6, devoid, empty, &c.^
o)« 1. Step or pass over; 2. with the term for feet prefix-
ed, die; 8. left behind, j^. survive, pase eafely
through; 4. the time or season of any thing; 5.
step over an obstacle; transgress; 6. abandonment,
spit oat; 7. num. off. applied to gins and traps;
8. osed in the names of certain things.
oosH, CO. ooooeo), def. 4.
OOODOOoli do.
noo5ic8;n, south-west monsoon, rainy season •
oocsSicSio), north-east monsoon, dry eeason.
8^9), CO. ^Sc5^8^9), def. 2. die.
00^8^9), the cold season.
oo^^id), the rainy season.
oo^(Si9)» the dry season.
QOiOL)j5d), fruit season.
obso), betel-nut season.
odqI, the time of harvest.
^oooS, def. 5. lit. and^. transgress, ^oooS.
olcgS, def. 6. t<^S(<^t.
dIooJI, barely, tolerably, di^oodl. {
^oooS, same as oloooS.
o^^t^^^oooS, Jig. deU 5. transgress*
d^oS, lit. and Jig. def. 3.
9)0006, neg. of do. fail to step over.
i\S\, same as ologS, ses^o^f and. (£9).
01, 1. Shoot^ as a cross-bow or musket ; 2. emit flashes
light; 3. project the foot, as in kicking; 4. an
- as with the thumb and finger; 5. leap, or proj
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4^ hoAj forward ; 6. make a enddeb tbraat ; 7«
4raw the. elotbes up »F6iii>d the waist-; 8, Jig.
^ack-bite-; 9. that class of deuoos which cause
jllness and death-; 10'. <drive away these eviL^-
mons-; lU a projection or raised seat-; 12.ia larger
low basket; 13. num. off. specific lots or qaanti-
ties;. li« 00^ a temporary place of coD^Dement or.
Jail-; 15. advu soMid >like -that of a kacking eooglu
^tSiotSiy def. 14.
«ooo9c8ia8, 100^000 rvpees (be. i^^ooool 01,^*^^00
^dt,— <d^8^o9oc£i9t, ex, of def. l3.
oo8^dt» 8hrim{)s leap-; def. 6.
ooeg^ai, same as d«, def. 12* •
oo^QOot, def. 9L
din>8i9 emit transient flashes •ef light.
dtcogl, 00. oiocQS.
dtcog^, do- ^ the fire«4y«
dtoboo^, def. 10. 4lrive off evil spirits.
oo^dto^f the ceremony rodnlioned def. H).
dici^^cfiS; — 001, def. 7*
^io^|S<D^, — ODI, ^def. 7.
9in(2||Sc8S, — oot, def. 6.
dicjg^, make an unlaekj^ shot.
9tQ^, fire a gin,
9toi» (uTo. def. 15.
si^, €0^ c{^a^, <lef. 6«
Qi8^, def. 11. m^t^tf a natlvp ^eot, or bedstead*
dt^y shoot a bow.
^^d^,— ooi« same as otci^cS^y — o^i.
ais)f wait -npoii a great personage. os»t» da.
338 mp9^
9t8| CO. oto^^S^ in ehooiiog, aim abdv^e Ihe ^bjeet^
. ttiakeing allowafiM ifov oircatiistaiicda.
at^i8^, palaaqQio.
^0O9%| dief.' 4. soap- tbe ftoger,.
^^0100911 an inetriuneDt for ttiappiag flies, A;e.
99^, applied %o graia deeotes tke keadiag earlier tka»
the plants general!; do.
otSty th^ 3, shoot at a irentare.
ot^t^ first stalks of padd;, any thiog wbtefa shoots «p^
otodqgiy sboot from a gteat distaBce<.
9^9 1. Chin, or sometbiog pertaining t«> it ; 2. bitter^
acrid; 8» ^. aerimodioos, bitter; 4. <9(iw of the
term for salt^ braekish ^ 5. vsed in a term for glaes^
9^81.
ooo^^dS, aerimonioos Usgaage, def* 3..
. oo^^o^y. acrid*
f ^19^ a kind of creeper.
. (Bp^p^ 00. cS^ogiy as (fi^Sf^oB^fi^'k; kewl disoMll j.
e^id^y eo^ Cf^to^a^th^ daj 3^ ad^. 'sourly,. aogrBy*.
as oS300Dt8|t9^<3^t^, put -on- a sots' leek.
cBdjS/depress the nnder JBW.
o^^jjUxcSo^y. open the mouth and. thrust oist the
tongue.
o^ooSscoS, o<h d^ouStS^d^-o&tsoS, the noof ^ th».
mouth..
d^oo^» have the chin q^oiver*. .
o^o^y bitterish..
9^8^) 00. ^^^
d^9^8^, as (^idJSo^^, denol6B superior kind of triiiji.pel.
d^bSy the corners of tbe^ month.
d^8&» CO. o^S^opoS^ the lower jaw.
s^; eo. 9^|d^ii» peaked chin.
d^:8i, the [xart just under the ohiu»
d^e, silver chin» nsed figorativety, as,
^d^a^ the somthy (or siWer ebin of the sun.)
8i^8i, foond osed oulj in allusion to glass, as,
ol^d^ti glasst the materia) as osed for bottles^
phials^ <fee.
ogio^t, do.,
Q^Bi^ty applied to the eyes, as ftf 0^81^, ^yoar eje&
are collapsed bottles/ j|^. denoting that the person
is wanting in perception^ or discretion.
9^8|^> 0O. d^sjr^^oty beard, also extended to other
things having Some resemblance to beard,.
^^ojS^^^ penile or faysi>f ike san.
•^0Mg6» 00. d^ooc^SS^OMcjySy is to have the teeth
ehatter.
d^od^ooiy or d^cbao&i, oorner of the mottth.
^^y eo. s^8i.
a^cSi^, warts or tobereles on the chin»
fl^> golden diioy nsedfigoratively^ as^
f^a^ej^y the aortk.
d^ii, CO. 9^oii8^oti» a flat ekin*
9^1, eo, ojSo^^o^i, the whiskers.
8^9 CO. ^86, denoting loss of the teeth*
8^Sy eo. ^^^^^^^i wattles, dew4ap» corrugated skiD
oader the chiiu
L
«8« S
d^^Si, coo5^Q^f niedidoe for ^Irop^y*
^6bio6, saliva*
9^3^' ^^ ' ^y^f aIso ^^^ alooe in the -same aignificatiofVi
:d^oo69^ooS| an adverbial phrase^ a alow, laboriootf 4it*
terance, ocd3ioo<Si«
^p02Soocx)6, very bitter,
^obiy aiid d^obic&t, tbe part between the teetii aod
cheeks.
d^cbicBi^ wbiekera.
o^ooSy CO. 8^coSd^cx>S» the part nfiderneath the ohio.
9^03011, CO. d^oooii^oDoiif hoUow-obeeked^ as from
loss of the teeth 9 Ae»
o^ODyiVf do.
^P6ip, CO. a^s^.
^oo^oooj)^^' ^^^^ ^^ ^^^b dMttter.
^G^i, bo. a^d&^ff^obt, sligbtlj biUen
Qy 1. Two; 2. bottom-; 3« the posteriors^ 4« tbe top, a
spront^ 5« the extremity; 6« end opposite the
point; 7. tip; 8. the part of a bnildiog where the
£oor is ^nstracted; 9. after, i^erwards; past
time; 10. behind; 11. remnants; 12. the heel, tbe
elbow ; 13. the head of a stream ; 14. the first oi
preliminary chopping^ IS. three sheaves reaped
preliminary to htfrvestiug; also the £r8t d&yc
work ifi thrashing; 16. the stern; 17. the eaves ^
18. the enter c6rner of the eye.
o^hf posteriora.
SS|— d, follow one-; copy one*s exam|4eu
f|5Q|009, def, lU a firenbra«id.
^S8|0^(f9, do.
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OddooStf thq top of a tree or plant.
nrj)f9, ae cSSo^so. the back of tbe neck;
o^^o, at" ^Sajfji^&i ^<7.
r^\%h, see tt^Xt. ^
^|io, def. 14. ^tooSiy do* begin to cat a field.
8^d» wrong end foremost.
8^9O0d)y be tamed apeide down.
S^oo^dqgiy see qgi.
^19, tbe back, behind one's back.
8t5, CO* SiS^StOy applied to treesy extremitiee of
tbe liuibB.
9^9. CO. sjod}^, hereafter.
a; dofODSy do.
ooOf «^ ocoooifSi, — oodcSioiy and oo^ooo,
oo^^^d, trowsers.
c8^o, end of a handle.
^c8^d, the ooter corner of the eye*. •
cbhf def. 13. head of stream.
ocS ^58i, do.
^Q, CO. 998^<8i, tiufi'. askew, leaning.
^9. def. 14.
ajd, def. 15.
^1^5, as f fi^9) the elbow, S^fi^d, the heel, def.
12.
odocBi, see cSt, oar person.
\Sh% the tip of the tail, also applied to varions
other things.
See 008^%, — oDoi^So,— cop^SS,— oo88oo^S5,
332 *5fi8S
and o6o5^^9» all which denote the eavee of a
building.
ooih, afterwards, beliind.
GDidODigl, before and behind, paet and fature.
ooiOQOicoSi afterwards.
ooi900i^iii in time past, anciently.
QOioo^ooid, up and down a river, or country; jS^.
thoroughly, every where.
dSSh, CO. c8^8^c8^d, after, afkerwards* behind one.
hSSf the posteriors, co. hSSi^ix.
hSSotijS^ the upper or flat part of do.
hSSoj^ifSf do.
orS^o^o^, convex part of do.
l>o^t, CO. dn^ioS^, the base or bottom of any vessel.
oojIllS, as Sdojjl^. the poles in the floor of a crib,
oqgiy CO. 8^92^1 see qgi.
oc§S, 8ee o^.
I>fg^, see <^j5.
5|. place the head add neck as animals do to butt each
other.
9^, the stick on which leaves or grass are fastened for
thatch.
oS^^^oDti turn the head in different positiona, listen
attentively.
h%f both sides.
s>oi, two, or both persons.
d2o1f the bare, indurated part on the posteribra of the
uionkey tVimily.
h%^, the convex part of the posteriors*
&8i3^i (o, Bur.) weigh with a balance.
hip, 333
9Q0^f ti the poBteriora.
Mg, applied to baeketSy the oro8fr sticks inserted in the
bottom.
dOM, any little thing nsed to raise one from the groond
or floor in sitting.
800 g1» second cousin.
dC^S, have the extremities come off*
oo^ccHooj^S, elephantiasisi leprosy.
oo^t^^dO^Sy do.
dO^Ssolm, do.
zo^coShcqSf be affected with do.
iabSiSS^^S, difi.
d(A» applied to spinning wheelsi the bench into which
the legs and nppef works are inserted ; applied to
i a cribf thr^ horizontal timbers on short posts,
dogi, CO. oQ^oogt extremity of the posteriors when the
body is bent forward; applied to birds, the part
from which the feathers of the tail prbceed.
Mdiy eo. 68^991, the bottom. ,
cx^90i» remnants of a basket of rice.
o^e'^^oodoty do.
SoddOif the remnants of a crib.
o65oi| the remnants of a jari bucket Ac. of waters
bottom of a well &o.
\i the relation of persons whose wives are sisters,
iy the broad part of the posteriors.
Lflooty flat-bottomed.
L» 00. d8^d^ii the anns.
9^000^^ the oonrogated membrane of do.
384 91
oS, of frnit^ remains of the ealjx.
hS, same ae ooo^S8^» a small species of deer» barkin|
deer, moantjack.
ho^9 the pole tied along the eaves of a roof.
9^8^^ I the coccyx, os sarum.
9c8i, the foot end.
ooDo^ty same as o^iODO^t.
oodSt, a spiral extremity.
see 009.
iSx see •d^i and ^o^^S.
oSS^o^f^, shake the head side wise in auger.
htf darky nsed both literally and fignratively.
oo^dty 00. oo^otoo^fiy darkness.
oo^dtogl, 00. oo^otS^oo^dtojgl, in the dark.
^Soty 00. bSdSf^ooooi, the sight dimmed, the heai
iug diiU as by age;
ODSdt, 00 o^^dtoDidi. morally dark,
oto^l, same as oo^diojj).
h%hi, adv. 1. Darkly, dimly ; 2. sniveling sounds.
9l8^, 00. dtcxj}).
dteoii, adv. indistinctly, dimly. I
dto^^ooooS, very dark.
dt(i3^ooS, twilight oSuS^odS, do.
9tc8i, 00. oicSiooi^cdi, become dark and cloudy.
l)io5, 00. 9to5no8ioS, be totally ignorant, io an no
str acted state,
dioj, CO. oioj^otfi, black darkness.
^Sdt02» feel a sensation of dizziness.
9A. — d8, while dark, in the night.
at 83!^
^98%id3, ride ta labor before day,-
«t5t<»id3, work in tlie evening.
obidiobvdS, travel) or go off m the evening or be-
fore day.
hSf 1. A general tenn for ticks; 2* in a derivative from»
inclined, tilted on one side,
d^l^f I. Fold and roll into a email compaas; 2. or d^^^
ootooS, an anvil; dSo^ooicSS, a sledge hammer;
8. as d^^^c8Sooo9ij grapple together, elinch ; 4.
ado. in or by tbe lamp; as,
d^l^o^iopiy in volnmes, as rising smoke; in lumps, or
masses as a certain kind of clouds.
o^f^ooioS, 1. do. also in a vast mnltitude, or ^reat
mass, of animals or persons;. 2. in an off-hand^
harried manner.
d^|S<naoo6S, do. see also ood^^oo9^|^, 3. eee ^.
dj^S, seales or balances seef 8i8^«
d^.8^, relates to the color of the body,
aj^ii^,— ^o^ooSi — ^^^^9 dog-tick, a large variety,
^^3}^y% — ^^^?^^p) varieties of ticks.
d^o5S.— -3^^Saoo302SoOQi, a kind of small tree. .
d^o5S8i, o^oSSoO,— o^ooSrSicoi, of this red, white and
foreign kinds.
9^01^, CO. d^o^io^oS^y (^^0 ^^^ troops; go on a cam-
paign.
See coh^f as cfiiooo^, co. c8ioodpc8iooog^.
9i| upheaved, somewhat raised, as didlooc/), to some
extent; c8^di, rise above the common level ; c8S
aidSi^S, and c8^9ic8i80i^, raised in ^ome places
and depressed in others.
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336 oi^QOt
See eoi as ^oicn^ aad eQidB^»
oi», the relations, or bearings of things*
oooitoono^/^o. the length and breadth of a tnM<
ter.
oooitoo^, a <than€e> or opportunity.
*' t»ci4000DiS, all abont the matter.
cooity of another description, or another aooonnt
^Soooic, obtain the subject matter.
CD^oit, suitable, fit.
oo^oitoooD^oif, probably, may be.
^^oooicSob^, on what account t
QOiSo^oosit, all that the nature of the case ad*
mits.
oiS, 1. Breadth; 2« strong, firm, unyielding^ 3. invul*
nerable; 4. .forcible; 5. in a derivative form,
give support to; a supporter*
oooS^oi^, a drugi which renders a person invnl-
nerable.
oi^f q, so certainly invulnerable as to remove all fear.
oi^toS, shut or cover up.
ofp^t, a substitste^ an ambassador, assistant.
oi^oofiS, strong, firm.
ODioi^oofi^i applied to the body^ strong; applied
to the mindi unyielding*
di^cBoijSfCi invulnerable to instruments of war.
oi^wlfcOy tough, strong.
oi^ooi, and ootoip, applied to water, that part where
the current is strong, def» 4.
See Forms oooi^, as oodi|SoD|i, — S^ODm^, and
•di^, as •oi^eS.
^p 337
^, 1. Elated, bnojant^ rejoiced; 2. diligent| active^
stirring.
03t^, def. 1.
coS^f — ODf, def. 1.
<»if c8^9 — ODI, comfort, animate any one.
ODi^^, see 001^.
^a^, CO. cdto^x^v^, nneteadjf fleeting^ idle wi^wisi^li
encourage, stimnlate, def. 2. see oSio^in^ls^l.
^dBf, def. 1. and 2.
f|, andistorbed tranquillity.
^o^^Of, vagrant in one's habits.
\^f ooi^yi^tfi^, lazy, a lazy person.
Cognates ef , as S)e^, — ^Vl}^ — ®t®^?» — ^t> *^^
^ €0. ftSioS^Si, field of upland cultivation.
ycBS, a well-burned field.
^wq^^, center part of a field.
ftOQOy and ^tOQocSi, a field, the part first chopped.
^tS^i the part last chopped.
^8^c8^, have the finishing part on a hill side.
ft^oiif borders of a field.
^oog)^ oogl^S) length and breadth of a paddy field.
ftoodS^i one field.
^ap^9 CO. f *op^c^^^i9 the abandonment of a fields after
the produce is all gathered.
ftoSS, have a field wedged^ i. e. have some one chop
a field between those of two others.
CO. ftf^o5^n^, in an old field.
fiQ^, smoke rising from a burning field.
^1 1. Cool ; 2. free from febrile excitement ; below the
23 K.
338 ^^c8i
natural temperature \ 3. calm, composed, happy^
comfortable ; 4. applied to the hearty chilled, hor-
rified) shocked ; 5. a species of planti much used
by the natives as an article of food ; general name
for arums; 6. smoke, vapor.
ooS^^, CO. oo^^^oo^cx)ODS, something cool, that
which gives comfort to the body, or pleasure to
the mind.
oo^^Soo^c^S, same as ooSfS.
gSS^ SoS^c^S, be in health, be contented, happy.
^jSoooo, the wild ^^, arum.
Q^oS, in a cool or comfortable manner.
9^8^, the bulbous root of the ^p, def. 5.
^j5Si<^, a variety of f^.
^^ODo5, very cool.
f^oo, a variety of ^^, water arum.
^Sg8, a kind of ^^, which has several varieties, as ^
cSesS^, — f^cSoDSob^, and ^pcSoocg-
^^g8^, def* 6; as,
c^^^cSp, the fire emits smoke.
^^^^oo6c8^, ascend in vapor.
^^cSpocojicoqyi, and ^f cS^ojioji, smoke slightly.
^^op, a variety of arum.
^^yS, a variety of ^p.
dS^i^, a poisonous kind used to make people crazy*
^^0808, long kind.
^So^SooooS, very cool.
^Sc8i, become cool,, cool down.
^So^cSi, a sudden transition from a mirthful to
a Berioofl state, and a correspoudiag change in the
eonntenace.
ODt^^cSi^ 1. Have a chilling^ horrified eensalion ;
2. composed, cooled down after an excited state
of the mind.
f^cSi, — o^tf rejoiced.
)^ol8^, the white ^p.
^o^tcBS, an arnm.
^ogf the dark colored or purple ^ p.
f^tcSi, a species of parasite.
|, 1. Raise somewhat bj patting a supporter under-
neath ; 2. bold, courageous, confident ; 3. a city ;
4. with an afiix, secretly ; 5. roar, as a lion.
001^, CO.' ^pf ^^f » ^^f* 2*
ODS^cS^, acquire confidence, or courage.
cBo, place something underneath a thing to raise
it.
??^i* any thing used for the above purpose.
|0O9i^, a pillow, do. S^oooi^.
|Q00O^, fearless.
oS,— ODt^ooojS, pluck up courage, be resolute.
|o6S, CO. fOj^*
fp^f CO. ^oj^^oSS, def. 4. as oS^oj^, conceal.
Qi^ojp, do secretly.
dS^^cj^, be concealed.
|8io^8i9 def. 3. cities in general.
See *^lf^?>"^^f> cognates, oo^, — e^, and 03^.
|t, 1. CO. |^t8i§i8i, a strong enclosure designed as a
trap for catching tigers;
2. OS, CO. ^tSidiSi, a place in which persons ac-
340 |f|8S?
cosed of crime» are confined previous to being
tried or found goilty ;
* 3. CO. c8| a prison.
4* ocTloti name of a Karen inonthi commencing in
July and extending into August.
Cognates, e^te^, — 03^1031^9 and oo^t.
^^, 1. Medusa; a balli as Cf^^^, co. o^^^^^obSi a ball
of thread ; 3. wind or form into a ball, as,
%^^^' ^* il^^^i^^' wind thread into a ball;
4. num. aff. used in numbering such balls; 5. with.
h^f prefixed, lump, mass, &c. ; 6. dig ; 7. some-
times used interchangeably with 8^. ; 8. used in
several proper names.
l^ooc^ScS^, spade up the ground.
^^cx)8c8^, do.
2^ooS, CO. ^pooSsbsoDS, do. dig. excavate.
oSooS, spoken of as one, king of hades and death ;
' spoken of as a race, denotes his descendants.
^^00^:8808^008000^0^, a phrase which denotes a section
of a rain-bow rising from the horizon in the west.
^^oojSsbscSiooSoSsc^S, a full bow seen in the west.
oScS^i dig up, as any thing out of the earth as,
f^OJl> — i??* — i?!/^* ^^8 gold, silver, lead &c.
^^31, for 8^01, a crown.
^3, a race of demons which preside over the dry
season.
^3cgsc8ioo8ooo309, a phrase which denotes the section
of a rain-bow in the west, as above.
|^^^8^^, men, women, and children promiscooaly.
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I^Soo^^^, Dame of a man in Karen fable.
^o^S/to wind thread.
I^io^i name of a man in Karen fable whose wife was
carried off by a python.
l^cSiy CO. ^^c8icx2|io8i| bnry, as a corpse.
|^o}^> same as ^^o^jS*
l^aoii meriti or the reward of it.
l^cB^, white leprous spots on the skin.
See 9^f^> — S^^fooiooS, — o^^^ootcSS,— S^^^cSS
OOODt, O^^^O^IO^'I'' — of ||Soo8c8, — h^^oxco
cbS, — c8^j5oi, — 8^pc§,— -©^f ei, — oo^foo^,-;—
co^oD^i and ooof^^ooof ^f.
9, a generic name for the largei feline race. Indian corn ;
several varieties of the pompion family 3. oo. season
of any thing; 3. a sallow, unhealthy appearance of
the skin ; 4. co. the people belonging to a ruler ;
5. curved and pointed like a tiger's claws ; 6. ctd^v.
sleep, < tiger-naps/ or < cat-naps/ a heavy, sleepy
appearance of the eyes; 7. used in figurative
phrases, with allusions to the tiger ; 8. a kind of
bird.
fioofioSi, def. 2. seasons.
t30doo^ii def. 4. servants, subjects.
cB^o, and cSSoopS, def. 8. horn bill or Toucan.
Q^d, def. 1. Indian corn.
o9i def. 6. cat-nap.
^o&f 9, last part of def. 6.
o^dy eee a^. large animal like a rat.
^^9 prompion def. 1. see o^^-
342 . : cp
c^^cS^d, the small toucan.
di CO. oSicSSii the tiger family in general.
o^ssSuSy ^ move the tiger and Iiene/ a game mach
like < fox and geese/
90ocB^ooS|^,oooS<jpoo^oof 0^00^1^. means, we are not
to trast every one who has a fair exterior.
98^ooy^<^i Jig. denotes lawless^ hurtful persons.
9o5^, coJ^d^QX.
dS^SS, the cheetah.
ogSeHi the common tiger*
981 see o^^dS, and og^dSy a species of parasite.
5^, CO. ?o^S.
oSoDw^S, fig. denotes persons who fear nothing, and
care for nobody.
9^, a small tiger, about the size of a common dog.
o^^, the largest species of tiger.
oe^, Hhe fire tiger,' so called on account of its bright
red color.
98So5^d8ooc5^, fi^n children will be what their parents
are.
98Sc5^oocSid8co^ooicSi,^' children exceed their par-
ents in wickedness to the third generation.
ooot^^SooDioSSoooi, ^. denotes that we submit to in-
conveniences to gratify those we love.
902» the black tiger.
See Cognates, ©o©8,— 000008,— aoOj—ODdgy—oS^
ad, and oS^ooo.
9^, provoke.
o^, — f S, use irritating language.
^^?pi dispute in an irritated manner.
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•
ooto^SjS^ a fine needle.
00^9^8^, a kind of frniU
C<^nate8, eo^, as e9[>e8^, — S^»?^9 — oosS^eop.
^ 1. Exnberantf involved, interlocked ; 2. adv. a short
interval ; 3. ctdv. again and again at short inter-
vals ; backward and forward briskly ; 4. brisk
backward and forward motion ; sprightly ; 5.
CO. hardi diflScnlti pressing; 6. in certain kinds of
trapsi the part which being moved liberates the
spring.
ooS^, some thing very difficult.
3. CO. coSS.
^no|^oSi| (sometimes ^^i or ^S^) just now, at once.
^noiS, same as ^cSS.
WBSy hereafter.
^cBSooo), at some fntnre period.
^c86aod^, do.
^(S5oo|^f next year.
^<05oaix>^f nexti or fntnre state.
^So^i, hereafteri before long.
^h, CO. h^f time and again.
^% CO. ^8, back and forth.
^S| CO. ^5^8, adv. def. 3. as,
4^^8, jump briskly back and forth.
i8i, to-morrow, (same say iBicBS.)
i8t<a5, do.
^lO^i, do.
^8i^oo8if in a day or two.
^ecSy denotes a dense patch of vegetation complicated
with creepers.
344 U
ho^t CO. ^oQiS/
^^9 CO. ^9^^, hereafter.
^oo8t9 after three days,
^oo8i, day after to-morrow.
^OOt, 00. ^001.
^001, 00. ^o&t^ooi| choked, covered, as with weeds or
bushes.
^tffoli to-day, by and by to day.
^tfcloo|^, next year.
^^^00^, ^»oo^, to-morrow morning.
^wfi, the coming night.
^ttool, this evening.
^»5, tin ore.
^ODiS, CO. ^ooiS^oo, a phrase denoting alli the whole.
^db^, interog, when? how longt at what period ?
^dbi^cbi, adv. in the finite hereafter.
^(Pi, now, without delay.
Oognates e^, — oo^, and od^.
^o&i^o&i, now and again, often.
^t, 1, Pick teeth; 2. pick out, as a thorn ; 3. pick open
as a boil; 4. a pointed instrument; 5. the small,
stick on which thatch is woven ; 6. num. aff. ap-
plied to such sticks of thatch after it is made ; 7.
entering one's self as a substitute.
^|S^s, def. 4. f^^^, a tooth -pick.
»^s, crummable, as §8»^8| brittle, easily crumbled,
oo^^s, def. 5.
ooo&^t, do. the 09o5, tall grass used for thatch,
being of long grass.
cbi^S^t, CO. Oj^SoD^l, (or 00^,) c6i|S^i, def. 7.
' 8t 345
^5, and ^idB^c^S, def. 1, 2, and 3.
)i^ adv. of Boand like that of a puerile laugh.
^^^^> ear-wax.
Cognates •^t as e^i^^c.
^, li Hake mischief; 2. adv. as 00081^^9 tell a person
what others say about hioii calumniate, slan-
der; 3. V. with a qualifying adjunct; as ^^
coot} CO. ^SooSS^Soooi, denoting the same as
above, — cjf'^^t^^t do. see qz^^.
4. co> 8^1 num. afx. as ^008^^00^^ 1 at no one
time.
^aj^^Siy to slanderi backbite.
1, 1, Land} in distinction from water ; 2. without, on
the out side ; 3. the corporeal^ or outer part of
man; 4. the visible or present state; 5. adv.
secret, or secretly; 6. taxes.
g8Sooi8, on the shore, def. 1. 2.; in the present
state, def. 4. outside, not in the house <fec.
obiGOiS, go by land, def. 1. go out.
^W, def. 3.
itooi^^S, sufferings of the present state.
008, CO. ooSoocBS, def. 6.
0088^, head collector of taxes.
[1, adv. in all states.
i, dry land.
fxj^f (sometimes 8o2|S,) adv. def. 5.
ill, Watch, lie in wait for; 2. adv. on the lookout;
3. watch, guard; 4. wait, tarry; 5. keep in mind;
6. adv. in a preservable state ; 7. expect Arom
others; 8« durable, lasting; 9. demand, as a price
tegiigi
346 Sp
on anj article for sale ; 10. wait for a person \\
marriage, see 8{, ajco^Oj^.
oS8i, lay by, &c. def, 6.
qQ%, sleep in the manner of def. 2.
c^^8t| durable timber.
(8pcoiGS|S88, durable, long lived.
88,-^.ooo^S, def. 5. also look or wait for an order, pro
mise. &c.
88od), €0. 8«rBjS.
Sgooi, 00. 8i8^.
Q%S^,.co. 8«rfi^8803l, def. 3. The body guard.
8898, watch for in order to shoot, def. 1.
883jooSo^, def. 4.
SssS, watch for fish to fall into a vessel set as a trap b
them.
880oS, watch a garden.
88Qj^5, CO. ooc8S.
88025, — ^Sgl, deter or prevent from proceeding.
88CxJlc8Sooo98, wait for each other.
8866o8f oooD83835g1, (she) expects the same respect as
man, def. 7.
8iq^, see 00888<^^, a kind of tree.
888|5880Di, demand a great price.
88S^88cx)icx^3D8, make one's self very consequentis
8800^1, put a thing at a price.
QtS, watch at a spring or marsh for game.
880^^, sometimes used for Scj^*
8800^9 watch in order to bite or devour.
See e88, and e88^i.
8^, 1. Head $ 2. adj. pertaining to the head, headed;
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point ; 4. top, top part ; 5. primary, original ; &.
chief,* priDcipal ; 7. radical, primary ; 8. things
belonging to one head, one radix, or one lo-
cation ; 9. num* aff. applied to the things above
mentioned ; also to fire arms.
See oDojifS^,— 0318^,— 6S8^,— ^8^, co. ^8^8^
8p,— Ql8f, CO. el8^e1ooS,— c8S8p,— 4^8^,—
88^.— 88p,— €^^8^,— 03C88p.
SoDdty^, part between the forehead and the crown,
^fiiy CO. 8^o5. The sknll.
^flo^i, the sides of the head.
^a5o2^. hair tangled.
^t, CO. S^eijS.
^i, a pledge of aflSance or marriage engagement.
^OD^y CO. S^oS^^oS, a coronet.
^iS, a covert.
^8^001^, the eye- brows.
oi8pcx>i^ something laid over a pot of rice, cover.
o5^8^ooi^, the mens veneris.
{q^S, CO. 8^02688029 a hat.
lo^, CO. 8^c^i.
^1^, CO. 8^ogiS8^orjijS, that which covers the top, a
cap.
8^n^i^, CO, .8^<^i^f^^9 head, chief, superior.
rniSy said to be used for 8^028.
cAi, CO., 8^c^i8^o^i, a kind of head-dress.
cm, sometimes nsed to denote a turban.
9, the heads and points together, wrong end fore-
meet ; wrong end up.
8^9000), do.
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008
8jS^S, cap of a roof.
8jSgi, applied to pots, the cover.
8S| — 8^, on account of, becaose of.
8^coS, CO. 8^ex>S8^^5, scabby sores on the bead.
8^^, CO. 8^o58poofii, tl:e skoll.
8^q5S| CO. Q^zx>S.
8^, — c8, for the sake of, on account of.
8^©!, CO, 8^eifSei, a cord or narrow bit of cloth won
around the knot of the hair by yonng naen.
8^^y CO. 8p^8^<|i|, pointed.
8^^, — c^i8^fS»i|^8^o2oooiSioSe2SStoo8^o2>
8^8^, pinnacle, top, pointed ridge.
8jS80i^, CO. 8^cDip8^GoS, a stump.
8^80i^o5S9 low, dwarfish.
c^^8^ooi^o^^fi, stumps.
8j5d38, the peg used by Karen men to fasten up th<
hair.
8^;§8, the temples.
8^0091^, CO* 8^oo©i^8^oo^S, a pillow.
8^00^S, CO. 8^00©!^.
8^oo^s, CO. 8^oo88f^oo^8, hair dishevelled.
8^ooc8S, a part extending beyond the main body of i
thing; adv. beyond, over and above moreover.
8^008, denotes the older or leading people in society.
8^c8oD^i top of the skull over the forehead.
8|^oo, 1. CO. S^oo^^oo, the soft open part in the skull
particularly of children.
2. o558^o6, the book of fate.
8. 00*^8^061 honey comb.
8^061, the top of the neck, a Pghoism.
e^Jflt 849
o^SSooCi in the begioDingi primarily, a Pghoism.
iooS, aometimes used for j^oo^.
icBt, CO. 8^c8t909ol, the month of a hole or cavity.
tcBto8» 00. S^cStotf^cSsot^ a stopper.
ic8S, 1. Applied to a field, denotes that part which
is last cleared; 2. increase, interest.
i9)| CO. 8^8. above the head.
»9t, CO. 8^9tf^98, same as 8pcx)08c^8.
•9899t, the top and bottom.
9, CO. 8^9f^9, hair flying.
9t, CO. 8^02 hair.
91, a crown, diadem.
J, CO. 8^^88069 1. A thick rim or binding ; 2. o^S^^^,
the wall of a city ; 3. f|8^^, the rail of a boat.
S^^ScS, fig. having great anthority or inflnence.
89 top of the head, above the head, over head.
8(^^» crown of the head.
#8S8^, ode. in a haughty manner.
^^oo^c5» same as S^od^^.
1$, eo. 8p|S8^j2l'^, the brain.
|5toS, the medullary part of it.
^, the end of the hair extending beyond the knot
when it is done up.
uS, a binding around the edge of any texture.
3x0^9 a species of large, green beetle.
Sioo. another species, wings green, are much prized
bj the Karens as ornanments. .
<ji, eo. of 8^c^^.
^J^ CO. of 8^|S.
350 8^5
Q^o$f 1. CO. S^etODS^f or ooSsScoSsS^, (eo. Bar.)
bribe , gift.
2. CO. of 8po«.
8S689 (?(7. 8^di8^ot, the scalp or skin of the bead.
8^oi^» a tnrban.
8|SeiS8i, red tnrban.
8^01^0^89 cotten turban.
8^oi^ODd8^, silk turban.
8^01^^, the tassels of the Kar. female turban.
8j5oi^dl| a species of hobgoblin, a white turban.
8^8, CO, 8^8f^8y 1. Horripilation; 2. co. 8^8^S^ty 1
shamed, embarrassed through fear ; 3. co., of 8^1
8^(gi CO. SjScg^^cgi have the hair twisted into tresses t
being wet,
8^^, CO. 8^^. Sharp point.
8S^^i close caps, covers which shut over.
8^:^^, CO. 8^c:8^8p^, the knot of hair, as done- up \
the natives.
8^85, hat, a Pghoism.
8^855, do. sometimes used for hat.
8^3^, CO. 8^3^8^op, in some connections denotes
peduncle, and in others, an apex.
8^cgS5)qgi, see q^x.
8^oo^c8i, bringing a business matter to a close.
8Sc}dS| applied to roofs, the under side ; applied to p6
sons, a relation as half, half-brother, &c.
8b8c8i8^c8iooS, put a thing top end down. j
8^091, CO. Q^o^x^^cqx, be bald.
8^ob, CO. 8pobf^ob, the bare skull.
8^0, cOf 8|S6f^o, 1. A slight depression on the part
8?^?
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the liead jaet where the strap used in carrjing bnr-
deos is placed, hence the name;
2. 8S6, 00. 8^8, with cSg, prefixed, the strap
08ed by Karens in carrying burdens ;
3. 8^o, CO. 8^58^001^, applied to traps, the string
by which the spring is held back when it is set*
fifjioji, turn back, return.
8^0101, people take leave of one another.
S^^oj^, CO. Sfb^CDp^Sb^OD^, leprous scalls.
fi8^b^, smell like such ulcers.
5, CO* fiSoooo^SoDco, curly-headed.
ooaSy c<?. 8^0D^5^SoD(g5, have the hair hanging over
the face.
3D0O8, CO. 8^0)028.
ODC^y CO* 8^ 030^88^ 0DC08| a cap, crown.
i3x8S» same as 8^ooc8S| moreover
ODOf, the vertex of the head.
^30S(^^, used iu some sections to denote the forehead.
texSoSy the skull ; the head.
^oo^Odo^, the skull.
wa5^, same as 8^0^^.
, CO. 8|5o28^989 hair.
l^ooc8|5, same as 8^o8^, a wisp of hair,
flj^o^co^, a knot of false hair.
^00^, CO. 8^ojf8^<gi, L Applied to plants, the radicle;
2. to the scrotum, the neck; to the heart, the
trunk of the aorta.
, CO. 3^^^f^^^* ^ crest.
' Cognates e8|S, as esjSsS^, see also od)8S, — oo8S,
— c«^8f^8^,— c88^, and ^iS^.
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Sy 1* A side, CO. nnder-part ; a shred, fragment; 3. nnm.
dfi. applied to sides, pairs^ opposites, and frag-
meDts ; 4. the side teeth ; 5. pass to the opposite
side; 6. explain words or sentences; 7. the mean-
ing of a figurative, deep, intricate word or sen-
tence ; 8. aff. in figurative, ambiguous manner
9. adv. from side to side; 10. raise, as troops; 11
the bamboo rat;
oocSiSoo^,' speak in an ambiguous or figurative
manner, def. 8.
cSsS^, call a boat from the opposite side, def. 9.
^8, the inside, internal part, spiritual world.
d8, both sides, def. 1.
oo8, one side, on the contrary, moreover.
0083, one side only.
(]SSqooo^oo8, be in a widowed state.
(j3Soo8no^(]S^oo8o, in a widowed state.
(]8Soo8^Soo8f1, eat alone habitually.
ooloo8oi, pained or diseased on one side.
^^oo8^f^oo88S, hobgoblins with but one leg an^
arm.
ooc^oo8, Bee cQ.
S>8, def. 4.
6181881, def. 11. the varieties are 8818^, — 8|S.
000118, fragment of a pot, def. 2.
oo8f CO. 0080^, or oo8oo3, def. 8. the meaning
008, CO. ooo$^go8, def. 2.
See i8,-el8,— c8S8,— dB88,— 18,— d5^cBi8,-
odS8,--o9^8,— c88,— oDoS8,— oj^8,— o^Sf,-
^8, — e8, and od8.
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Sfl§^, €o. Sc^^Sooi, disceni and lay open the intricacies
of a caae in law.
yiSc^f one who explMns a case in law.
Sdlco^j A. tree the frnit and yonng leaves of which are
eaten.
80S9 reach the opposite side, cross over.
Saoi, eo. ScSSSooii cavil, contradict.
So^S, intersect.
SdB^, ascend the opposite shore ; raise troops.
3og8, and SodSy def. 7. commentary, ^^^^ ^*
Son, CO. of 8cgS.
}c8, some say S^c8| empty, see odcS.
ho%f a siphon y made of the hog's trachea, to draw oSty
from its jar coc6\.
09^808, give without price.
if— OdOD^y study out the import of any intricate word
or sentence.
iSSSosot, adv. sound like that of coughing and retching.
Ity platB of low-land cultivation, surrounded by a little
earth; also used as an affix in numbering such
places.
^ntdt, adv. sound like that made by efforts to eject
aoniething from the throat.
Sy 1. Foot, leg of any kind; 3. base, foundation; 3.
commencement, beginning; in presence ofy under
the auspices of; 4. applied to time, instance,
periody crisis ; 5. adv. once, when, &c. ; 6. an
outlet ; 7. CO. ; fi* a<^\ pertaining to the feet^ or
1^8 ; 9. receive, bear, suffer, .«m 8t and o^^.
86« S^|i
odoSooS^ojsoo^f near the event iof (death. j: *"
Q^cy^^^d^^ '•zposei 'ob^) sdif/^needle^^^ t^ dan-
•ger of death* .P* : - . .
i ' i(»^t0vao^c89rcix4|Sly{a:ltqistB'Ht)g^ ('.ccki'
ooc8i8^i speak for another, offer to befwdeority.
008^, def..4*'a8f •'•'. . i.i-';if. ;'i" ••"': .'•.••: ,'''^"
|ooS^i 00. ^oQS^oob^y dimo tioa^ o^er^ rx-
ooSpgl, -one instance. -*• ? : '. /^J^'
oo8^8^«Q}t »«iwtotedilyi ■'-/- '|*;" --ilJ I .'■- -/. .*.'j. :
ooSJSoii^iii thiBlmttanoei T .; .,0 5 t- . r^^:
oo^oq8S^i an insect with legs oa^^a^ :side ofllj^::
ooi8^f eee 001* ." ^- /; ; • -^ .?.'\. v. .- ..- ,". .
^db^8^c6^y def. 4. at whato^tkirei hi owhat in-
Btancef when? . -.' ■[ '■"'M.- '"'•; /c.-^'^oc
c8t8^) 00. Sn^SiCfjihr detaotes absoMdbq^ -^''wheQ
one^s services are required, . * . ■>■
:' ^sSiS^oSLO^Ly.strayiogv ^acidbtiog'^wkjw ^ . •. :
coil8^y'«tfo ooi?i. t«' ' : ' ri '.. .-^".; t '^ , --
a^^8^> saveydeUver bj becioHngalacurityij for, 01
suffering as a substitute for. .-' ■•.! 1
8&pei^09&t i^ /Utrgb teudoiiB behiitd >the khee...' . «c,sr j ;
S^a>cc)l, 00. S^ooa^. ^' - '' • '* n. it v 1 ■: . " .
8^aDa2^}«bi<8^(v«^^(toaQl)rtHevspa]rtiof:9>icQd^ .« .^i
8j3coopit^too)i,'itbo|Qtiito: Donie^i^ekEiatthamdjdi • o
SScodSt;,' speab fort obei-M';^: .4- : ii> -r,r...tjj5 •».»♦
8^cx3|^o&ip tbe>b«tev'«dge of'>khe'<footuKr i'> ,l>oii ^^{
8j^a^|t^ thd^totftlep4>biiiiher[eij^ df (he^)fot>t? luUno
.2 i'i^
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9§coSS, eo. S^(»8S8po3^S, the iproiksh W eticft'^side of
the ankle joint. • * •"i''!J'^' '"• "iF "■
%^t6S, anklet. ...:'' ,•'"'>'
8^S, a band of black #6^"aftWr6^6i^.caliF of^thfrleg
'""^bi'^sti-4'HgtH:-" '••'"- ■"'.>*■'•'"■ -•'' -'-• i'-' ■,'■•'
Spoji, CO. s^opi. 'i"''J '•'■'■ •■""'■''• "!' •-^-. •'
8f«jx,'^4irt#W'Sp<«. ■•^' '- ■•■^' "' •'•^' 1"^' ,^' • '■ '■''■'-"
ftJift, Bte^'j' " ''' •'"■'" '•• • '■'■'"' ■'•" ' ■ ■'•■'■ ' •'■••••'
^SoSfSpal, die. •'■ --'■' ■'■'' ■■"' "
8^855, «):-»8p66i,"fetfa'««i'-^eW.'-" ■'■'■'" -'-■ •.^o-. •. :;
9^, crooked foot. . m. : , .,:
SjScoii, eo. S^oot. y^w . , »
S^gi, stilts made of b!a»'bo<^* r? 'r ^1' ; • • ' '. > °
S^coi, the articulations of the leg artfl ■foot; ' ■-^- •.' •-
9^gg)8p;>(i6.' 8f^8^8|^^lto6, -tli^tdp'of ihe fbot. ' ' ;
8^^005, CO. 8^Qies; •" " • ' " :; {
8fglooi, eo. 8^ffi1tf^8^^kKil|,' the'bolfeof the
foot7'"""'' ■""''* 'iTw;'^-d|^; -111 ■.^' ■1..'- •:: ■ •-■ - '
8^go)aot^^oi<{^, see S^^^oi^^. " '.
Sp<»% eo. 8^<Bi. •• "' ■■'' ■'"'' ••-'■' '■ ■_; - -/ '
S^ooSbS, stone braise. *"-■' : "
SpcBi, CO. 8^(Sx8pa3i,'thife '^lihett'bh' thi ^Jdlek'of the
feet. ■."''^," ' •-■•■''.''
8^V«»M«'«8*8p^.'''«'' ■""■'J '"'' ■'■:'<i"''f<i' • "' ' ■''■^"
8^1, CO. 8S3, or 8pqp. • '" "= "-A ' V •■ r ^1'^
8|5o6l, eo. 8^8;58^o6i, or 8p«)n8p66t,'-at^%te,-<^t, at
the beginning, the base, witByMn^j^r^^^^'t^f.
9pog^, tendons of the heel. •■^'>i "^ ,^01 y^*^
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9^qP, CO. S^q^S^@i, the bnlgiog part below the
knee, the calf.
S^q^0DODi(gi^, do.
S^<^fcx>f, do.
S^3i CO. S^sS^^iy the ankle.
S^ocSSy^. the ^necki^or smallest part of the ankle.
8^s^9 the fibula and tibia.
S^bSi CO. S^bsS^Si in dogs, &c. it denotes the small
back claw of the heel ; in man, and the monkey
tribe, the fibula.
S^S^sot, one whose feet are unequal or uneven.
S^btesS, the fibula.
S^fl, CO. S^f^.
S^fi^dy CO. S^fijSdS^fi^S^, heel.
S^fi^S^, CO. S^fi^d.
S^|^oif^9 the hollowing part of the sole of the foot.
S^^i, inner side of the foot.
S^8S| treadle of a loom.
S^oSy CO. SSSsSScjS, or S^osS^S, shoe, sandal.
3^8, CO. S^§j^.
8^^^, a stocking, and the like.
S^oo), CO. S^o§.
8|>o5| CO. S^oSS^ooli or S^ciS^c^iy a fillet worn round
the leg just below the knee.
S^f^f CO. SScf^SSfi, the toes, varieties as follows.
S^f^b^y gi'^^t toe.
S^*^^m5, 2d. toe.
S^^^ffi, 3d. toe.
Sf f^bi, 4th. toe.
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S^(^oo^» little toe.
S^o^9 eo. S^o^S^S, toe-nail8| claws, hoofs*
S^c^30^» the patella.
S^c^y do.
S^oj^oi^^' ^^ ^2^> ^^^ large inner muscles of the calf of
the leg.
%dS^, something to sustain or brace the feet; an ap-
paratus to aid in climbing trees.
S^dS^cSif a footstool, foot-prints, tracks.
S^cfi^ojy CO. S^cS^c^S^cS^cxTIi in weaving, an apparatus
against which the feet are braced.
S^^, the foot.
S^^Sooi, the knee joint.
the knee S^ojSSjS, co. 8^05^8^8^05^006, the fore
part of the knee just over the patella.
S^G5^, sometimes used to denote the patella.
SjSojSodS, {?<?. 8^05^8^.
9^06, 00. ^02^8^069 wages.
^oB^edf the tibia or shin.
8^c8^e)5, do. used by some.
8Sc8ie)5, do. used by others.
, travelling without a load, unburdened.
3^cBS, a track-
^cKoa^i, one track, ^. as,
ooooo2^ooo6^8^c8^oo<2i9 unchangeable in one's
word.
8^(]^8, as oo^8^c^^8^, quadrupeds.
^ODcBioot, same as 8^^^oif jl), hollow of the boot.
^,— oot, saffer or bear in another's behalf, receive, sub-
mit to, often used in reference to baptism, see St,
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<pC9, CO. %iXi^ai, a carpenter..,.^, „,,,); .^ooi'y^g
g, all the words of this com^w^i^^,^^;!^ t^^of^
origin- uv .wScSE
^1, o^(2^aoooo^oo^^adi|^(2^oooi^ooiS, a i|7^«f^^n'ake,
a*' ''i°^' «•"•* Wf-.F«ftt';?ip-i...' .,'<lt <i.'<(7/ i-.i.vK
^to5S, C0. ^|lo552|icb^, make a writte^, ,^(j|^«jtj^^
^t,-cOi, restrain the desires..,,,,,. .,„,| ,„,, ,roc8?9D£l
aIl,the,wVj9^,_,,,, ,,„,„ ,.„.', ,„,| ;.;•,„, .,„_
\h the Kjjjr^p^^ ft,trii>p,,^f,p^9I^}^,„ ,.,„,,,;.,.. ,00:90.:
I^oooop, paint for houses &c. 00,.^, g ^,, ,,i;j.yooc-
^P|, Qsed for <:^c^. .v.. v/ y-.<.-;^y:y .» «?j<:r
§«, same as 2|t. '•.•i> n- ':i' .' '-ii; ,ics'"-3:C.'.
1% cook by frying. ^' ' •" "' ' -" ' ^ ■'^^'^-^
@, all the words with this combination are descriMiv^
of sounds. , ,. < , ' >^ ^
6nBn, clangorous sounds, as of metallic bod|^^^trQck
together; also tJ^^,.^flfl(}.jm^^^>3rgp^ ^effilg^^
^r- ampjii^f,i^|ia,^i,tbf>ftiJH^rtog>^{.cbiW«ettw mn
^o5 «»
^§^y similar to the above, bat logger >bivi[^in<vf^ sodo-
rons, applied to th^ siHikidr^rcGjifibalSvf-'vx^
^g^y sonnd like the grunt of a hog.t t >[* tfy^ 1^
^S^^jtow^i-vibfBtOfjnAOnpde^i.'IiI" tf. ')^j:'..'ii. A .I ,^|:
t : ^nW^(MoSi\dt^b')m')i •»- .1 .J' :'j^j.'j it) 'jz-Ii;
^S^5| soand like that roadi3>ii>7i<>aDr<ddult'iibiieoaghiDg.
^Xf a sonnd nttered by persons, iwhifo .viiAiiigwomf
streQDonaieftplrt^tas.'ikiiseAfflii^. !< • < , ^^^ Vo
§i§i9 eo. §tgsgtgt, tittering sounds, .jon ;■ .v^ \s^^ v
S^@^> sounds like that of iMairy,!: aai^Eibfi^oiB^ bodies
dashing against each other. .;,'; *^ .-^ .*» j. ,.v ";
Ac. " " ' ;? 2 ,.
OOglODOOO, tffo.
^fiS; s<iiina'bfiarge/ sonorous bodies dashihg^'against
each other.
-^Z IJ' A'shtt';''2J' l^e?; a' si^otlftbeius tit^pHtaflotiV&.
tfS©: tiflfed'to'titiallfy^^btds'if taWries^ solid,
earthy particles; 5. ghltidulai^ ^W(6llihg8, enlarge-
ment; 6. adv. sound of felappJtTg the hatids toge-
theK'l •' /'^ri' - -' • f'V'i' '"i" '^^ I '• - /'^ ^ ''■*■ ;;
^))lco^ If<^(iil%I^O&^;[fPpl^.totUe> eouiUeimnee./loo&ij^
_ -,11 ^Onr^iArti^dfef.LSU '[<•*{*-. .1- ;-. ...i.:'i i . -li v.;:^ .
• i;«j%^| >*:i«hei^ jfttngiis/ J tajaoil by J? ay idfcqm pari-
',.::. *Mft9iodei»9l#i^3aiL(dirtj!^7ng^i»u]di9gti^iig >face or
.JO 1
360 %
f|,— ^1, def- 5.
oo1^1, aB cSiool^, def. 3.
o88i^8i, def. 2. general term for oild.
^ i«^^1, def 4.
f|ty 1. A. disease of children, maraamns; 2. have the
above disease; 3. use remedies for marasoias; 4.
adv. quick, sudden; 5 • in a derivative fornii give
a sudden blow or kick.
fjtcxKoSy adv. def. 4.
oo^^«i break in a brittle, sudden manner.
flSOJl, CO. f)«OJl.
f|«8i^Si9 a turtle,
^^t, adv. see |s|t.
cxA^i or odS^odS^i, def, 1. ooS^tooScbt, do.
odS^SooS^i, do.
^s^^^ssol, A disease of children the result of exposure
to the sun.
^tc8ioo8^, cut off the head of a black turtle or black
fowl, and put the blood on the head of a cbildf
affected with marasmus.
o^^cSi^scSiOdS^, do.
^scSiOQODt, said of children when they eat bits of ooal,
supposed to be an instinctive act to counteract
marasmus, which may be in the system.
^, 1. A boat; 2. seed, kernel; 3. glands, glandalar and
other hard tumors ; 4. spoiled, destitute of the re-
productive principle ; 5. the eye-balls ; S. name of
a creeping plant with a tuberous rooty poisonous ;
7. stretch out the arms at full length; hence, 8.
361
a fathom ; 9. the month for patting seeds into
the ground.
089^^9 an addled eggy def. 4. hence §^ appli-
ed to seeds that do not vegetate.
—0^9—^, of&pring, those who are to perpetuate
a name or family.
. ^ def. 5.
OD)a, def. 9.
^ and 001^9 co. oo^^^oo^, seed, &o. def. 2.
c8i^c8iOD^, have descendants or offspring.
^— ^, the enlargement of a glands a hard tamor,
def. 3.
^ — oooSiy do,
^ 00. ^idB8i» a boat def. 1.
1^ 00. ^ic8^8i| def. 6.
^ao|i9 sides of a boat. — ^5, the stern. — 1|8^9 the bowsi
or head.--^8^^9 the rail.
^ (tf) the wash board of a boat.
^9 small boat. — y^f|S, boatmen.
^cpty the wash board of a boat, a Pghoism ; 2. the
demons or genii of a boat.
f30^9 CO. ^0^%^^^ the rudder ; the stern, a landing
place for boats,
^ag). The beams on brace slats of a boat.
8t^ dig out, or make a boat.
^j tame as c^.
See c6ia3lf|S<fli(xn^,_c,ff|i^S,_y^fjS^ip^
^ 1. A general name for the turtle or tortoise family ;
S0S ^
< ■ ^2w'&>l<ijdi0nl)le^<refl^li^(i8otiari]^!ab<nityltttrQ; back ;
4, and qualify words of bendiDg. btad IveaMiDg,
; 1 0^^i^,'jbreBk.fai;iUabiil?tg|l)0HjlMDdiDg(9^ 4.
^^991*' «d0^^^ reflectobadbiiard • *Ddt iorward.
.^ iM f^^i^^^ beid bwAtraJediisqcBiibri^rafi^c -
^noOlf turn. ./irnw.: *it^ 'Hrfi-.i j-
^o^, turtle shell. .*. t j[> ,ff3i.' . I
fjioji, def. 2. and 3. fjto^i, fold back.»: .t b ,16^/.
fjtcSiy a B]poeciei>a£t^riftewb2|»i$be^'ci?parti^a9l^^J^
^cJJlf aii(ik'n|HU9wn>8|l«oib«t-'i-.!. M/i;,I ^^ccxb.';i!o
^^|t; ^:||i||S||t^|«,libld back^ardjsnd.)fora(ard(Vaa^ «
fan I adv. used to describe the act of.'gcdrtg first
one way, then the other. />\> ^rccc— /o
^^toooDt, turn one way flindt'^SiaiOldiarjfii^r^is wi^
and that, as a dog tracidg.ttbe./ib^oti^ .<80idc
oj5||i^t, same as 6^^o^i^t,c a6<^e.. 1 i > . ' i.
^?30^, small wormsiiiodnd In tfae<bo#d8/ofiitm^tlBa.} ,^'^'
^©S, the sofl-shelled turtle. ." .! ^ .: ' c^ ^ .^g
^•StSS, — ^©SijtS^, raideitieel 0?^^- .^ ' i.i • - ,1:'
^l&5, same as ^^i,'£e)d ttrtle^<«6l9'i varieties ofitnjrt^
^tfcSiSS, cramps. .u ' t to -d m. 1., ,|.
cB5,— p4|p<^S, turtles; ^aoij3f)tco^ft*r^ojji;:i ,r^cc
^tc8i, — ^tc8i9dS^,.bfieeLta8>&DJipray0ry> bjsbdf^ffibwo i
the act of kneeling. J,, -1: jnuis *«
^jK^^-^OpltTleprfepsirfchi tl^n)rndi(fi»';or^^sfiftte^
f|l,^ODt, bend thej^bo^ ifl^:^arixm9j|t7£^bcrt^i^ as
^ooooioeof^i, a fignrative phraBOi .wfaM^< /doooKe^j
terminatioD to live .wdi dfe. ,ip Jpl|^'8>/<<))dl,lQU^l^
or reUgvm-^u. •- '^•.' :•• -.J- .1^^ i^'^'^ -^>'' '^^<^7
yoj, — ||ic^, species of turtle. ,r>vv i: ^ii . p^c^^^!":
f)K)^^, med. for dysentary. w,. < ni' ,c^ ocrqj
f|«8ioo|t8i, def. .l^;,n[>> M.:: ,.;' .i^'-- ■ .' J ^1- .jb'\y^^£^:t
^1 ^^fAi«pnfffal i^»P ferr.bP^a* r>/wd cn^ss-xb^W;*!; .^..r|#
clQste.ibrii^Ri^h|}3« i^Wi,,a^Miipj)*iedi ta.ioloster;
4. orampi suflBWjfrQp^^ieiftWp.iu^.^r^^ drilling
a cop«riJ^tipD,-^fitfefee,§t;aff8*.. lu.w, p n-^t
ooSfl^f 00. ooS8S ; 2t <?<>• oo5^<^ W .vthQrT:^^ifica-
tion of def* 4. .,,-.) t> i -t tJ ^/-f^' •.,<: ^c rt?
^flp,— 8^g^,iCr^frjp:.^^itbf(^rgiQa^»4 i^W *\c: .^
otjtf)^ of»*,o^lf)^llib,M»piM3modi«. wn»Jiae*l W JiUjl^
at the points of t^iei.fiils^ ,rH>8^/ < .m1 sh^ ,i^r ^cx-^-r^
|^7:>PQ$«..^t;^ ii); a,cmiing^rhftrw^i|Dg.?)9l>Be^ v
f^^^Q^i t]^ Iwgest k^d <>f ^PW-bpW» < • . /. .1 . r:,
|^»^«>ri|}??^fi^* thestj^ip of « .or^s^Uow... v ^
IpQ^j.the^jfcqab or middlQr^f.A bpw.K , .. ^, i
^S?, ftbe^x^rjwwti^pf tUe.l)ow» i;,. . .i :
l^fb, feel dragging, aching p^p iatb^ jpii)ts«!
|jSpDSc8^i a kind of fish- trap. ,
2^d8S5, thetJkftefJb pf a farownbc^w,
I^Sij^S, a bow without a stem or stock,^
/ n
;?
364 ^ip^^
^^ij a bow-string.
^dB, the bow of a cross-bow.
11^^69 CO. f)tS^S|||B^9 the catch for the string.
^^^8, the trigger.
^^oacSSf the grove.
||^8i^^8if def. 1. inclndiog the arrows.
^1 1. Back; 2. sarface, upper part; 3. behind th^
back, the farther or back side, behind.
«oS|S^9 tnrn the back apon.
ao^8jS^» the back side of an eminence; f^^, ^
term applied to a half-brother or sister.
»S^i CO, ooSojx.
^Q, the back, behind one.
^i8^» 1. CO. ^^9 2« the back, (Pghoism.)
Od^iooSS, the back, farther or back side.
^io5, the back, bones of the back, behind one.
^ooiQfSf the hollow of the back.
^18, nsed for ^8, by some, as,
oof|i8Qi8, for 00^888, adv. in a pert, cocked np
manner.
^1^1 1. A general name for trees and shrnbs of the
peepnl or banyan family; 2. The banyan faoiilj
the germ of a seed when it first begins to pro-
trude itself in the process of vegetating ; 3. need
in an adverbial phrase, nnevenness, without dne
order; 4, cover over.
^^c88008, the banyan.
^i^cBiy the banyan or largest species of ficns.
^i^cBiooi, do.
^^fX>S, def. 4.
^obif a shnib redeiDbling ^^.
ai^9i9 a name given in the N. T. to the fig ttee.
aiS^ncS^. the germ has come np, def. 2.
ai^09c8^(fi^9 a name given to the mulberry tree.
»^3^|S, ficQs, its gum healing for wounds and scars.
gi^8i<8Siy def. 1.
jj, 1. Search after; 2. adv. qualifying words of goings
hastily.
moo^iESScSSy search for unremittingly.
Cognate OD^jy as o:>^[oa^t, def. 2.
31^91^' oifo. 1. Sound like that of a heavy body break-
ing or passing with force through the air ; 2. with
force, as in making an effort to move a heavy
body.
j||5, €ulv.. reluctantly, yielding by little and little.
OD^lSoDOoS, is used in the same signification.
g|i, 1. Attain to, be contemporary with, come up with;
2. overwhelmed with business ; 3. have the advan-
tage of circumstances ; 4. be at leisure ; 5. adv.
before, not yet, previous.
g^t, — 5, def. 1.
cocSfiii, — 5, def. 2.
oo^ty 1. neg. eo. ^\h 2. def. 5.
oo^^id^tODt, be overtaken by trouble or danger.
Bl^f as 1. yifllf, a person belonging to the highest
order of the human race, in distinction from
witches, necromancers, &c.
S* ^fR^' ^ species of bird distangvisbed by two
')
386: Ig^rs
very long feathers, ^)tbndtttg|^.^69r<^6^''fhe>^c|^^
the tail. -^ '^'^ .^osCfi
3. oojS^jS, a plant-,a^t*fifg'o'feb«a'*by»tll[*if*g'«^5iM
single k)rtgi leaf tl)eii<;h'c^nlhi.''»'^:^ '"'^'^ ^ ^fcuij
4. o^^i^a ;ki^ ^•'tiambod'aiattVi^H^feS!?^*^
^, dwto^stidde^lygiviftg ^Ay t6 effbtt? tisefl 'fe-qSifif
words of bending or breaking. •' * *^* ^.^Os/ocn^
^m^Sydh:''^ ■..■./:';'•. . ''.< ■'- ; - --'o ,:•....,'' .j
OD^ooooS, do. '
" ^, a^tj. used'Jiii'deb'cHbfitig'thiogb, as- ^ti^e'Tta^
rocks whe^e 'aome life ^Idw^^an^^Whfefg Ar<j higl
>io and -pronsinlent.' ' * -'"' -' *'-"''■ -^ '''''■'• •'^<.! ^
M^^^ °^ lotd, (sraekitig sounds like thit'of i^' large
tree 4*0 falling. ' -' ' '
Bl^^l^^^^^' ^^^' mixed sounds of a breiliibg and
^ira^iftg kind. ' ' • * f
»5, jM^ld^Wy bttt abrupt sounds;
-.l;/ ;jcx)^|5ooa^5, break suddenly. ■ - *^ > -
ajh^ donates <^e idea ^f a ziga^g'^t batk^w^ti-khd for
ward direction, hencei ' t ■ "'. ■ •" ' ' • '
f|i^t, «^a ^tf and o^l^s Or o^|to^»' "4' qiHEdrM
gular basket with a cover.-
a
^JU '
U|, 1. Quick, rapid^ etiMett^S'S? rivardotisr,^ oxtijlSftle ; 3
.' ' U iS^V^ft Wiatigtflttr piece of ttietal.niS^'tjWtlk* jmfi
fdo^'§ • ' 3M;
^|Qb5ty•l^5idlyiuwlth j^eat;deapat«h.oJii .^A^ .■Aj> ,ii^'«f'
a3> ^- A long, slender strip or'liagnieiitr; ^iitttftii sound
■- WkejtWawittigKofi al.bowi-feiLBiii^ <>i 1)''^mj/.1 .' ,5,
|,?8,^^a?#'^ ■■■''■'''■"'■■',' ''''■^'-"' •'■'
5lpco, a spindle. '. , . - > >v' -
f^cof CO. a?^?a?.®' ^'^^ thrqs^,BPRH,^b^^p;?Vlle.
^displace, uncover^ 4jgpQg« lie. ti^Bidfe*^ ,.;i .^ ,
?P?^» ^- ?P??I^?P% Btickibgti Vip: oir; jf^t, not
even and compact. ,r j /. :, . .' t / .-.
^^' ^- ^^P^J^I^^ ^'^^'^ «pgn0f>iwi. aS' tbejtovea^t^
a roof !by.t^ ^etiQEt QfntI;kQ>.wiiidv |;nrn' a^ a g^^
;09i^d5^/xi(>>(-,*l$Oj(*pi1ead pr.ii*^y.!open>.aft grain, in
. ,., oc4^,^^[^^po0^htbe, light pajij8;tfo. ha blojFn away
et^i.^i «it|W^,tfi{n<eiiftt,.tgapara^ aiK^i fljo up or
^ ' 1^^^ ^^rP^^Ji^^^cSp^^SAes^^feifct^QOt^iOp^hi front.
^9 deootea great dexterity, adroitnesdi^<^ «Qd<}enne88
inritte^iMagiioB acti^j^ic/bii'is ^^^%^^
See obt^t, asflsba^s,— €^oo^Qb8||8,.<b3^>e;(/.^^^
368 • §tooc8S
Cognates. oo§i,— oo^^oo§i§t,~ooDi^«, — oo^t
0000S9 And ODbi^a, as yiODbt^t
biicoooS| adv. with a eadden snap or crack.
^t^8) adv. do. also the ecreaiDS of a yonng child when
saffering acute pain.
^9 1. Exposed to the action of heat for the purpose ot
drying; 2. open work, as lattice work; 8. fignra-
tivelj the broken pronunciation of children.
See 6^,^00. oS^SS^I,— 8§,— 8oc)f§.
8^, 00. 8f|^8^9 irregularly set in and out with
interstices, as teeth irregularly set.
b5^9 as o^bS^c^bS^, rice dried over the fire.
cobDt^9 rice thoroughly cleaned by being pre-
viously well dried.
^S, yicoSScfiscoitSS, tree-cotton, bornbax.
^^- §?¥§?§» d^f- 2. ^ee %p.
%P%m^ and,
§?9S?S' d^f- 3. see %p.
^S, a Pghoism, sometimes used forn^S.
^t, 1. Short, quick motion; 2. set on end; 3. roll up
in a conical form ; 4. cast down rice, &c. as an
offering to demons; 5. keep back, wait; 6. adv. a
long way off ; 7. a eo, to words of throwing away,
rejecting; 8. raise one end by acting upK>n the
other, or upon some point between them.
noSi^t, separated by a long stretch, def. 6.
oo^t, 00. O9§too^9 — ooi^oo§f5, and 00^81, def.
8. eee oo^t.
3D^^t|}^, a shrub bearing a souri ited firnit.
%mS\ def. 6.
S?OD«p 369
10)8^, def. 2.
^0^, def. 7. repudiate.
, def. 4. offer to demooe in oocSs, .and oo^oocSt*
oo^^scSiy the materials do.
1, def. 3.
^tooooty (said to be used by some) def. 3.
^idSSS, roll up tobacco in a leaf, as def. 3.
^1 1. A general name for testaceous animals, or at least
those which fall under the head of conchology;
2. adv. in an incomplete or imperfect manner.
j^§?§, ad^. def. 3.
y^^%, adv. def. 2.
}^m% do.
j^, CO. §^8ioS8i.
% CO. §^ioo^S8i, def. 1.
i?«^.— |po??<'i.— §?@«. tbe turritella, ^f?|i,—
ooop^, — ^^oo(c8p, — ^^osscS^o^SciBS, — ^^^
g8t, — §{5oc$io5^S8p,— ^^0091018^,— §^00100,—
ooS, — l^ooioS, — I^ODio^g),— ^pcoso'i^^, ^
ctnoSrSi, species of ^|S.
1^1, pearl, found in certain ahell-fieh*
^01^^, a small shell found in places covered at high
tides.
^^rti&^c8ooi^, same as ^pofio&pg8i, species of ^^.
85 K.
870 1^
^ 1. Boil, decoct, be boiling hot; 2. adv. staDding out
or on endy so as to be pronninent ; 3. in a deriv-
ative form, stick up or out;' 4. liberali generooB
5. adv. sound like that of breaking a stick.
oo^cS^y and oo^S, def. 3.
00^, hot, or boiling water.
yioo§, a liberal, kind-hearted personl def. 4.
doDoS^, decoct medicine, def. K
f §, 00. fj^^^l, adv. def. 6,
^00, CO. ^00^^, def. 1. boil water.
|oo§, do.
|?» «^tf §00.
|€8^, o(?. §€8f^l€8^, def. 1.
§8 1. Koll up, as a cigar; 2. adv. abrupt, cracking souDdi
3. adv. twinging pain ; 4. adv. bit by bit, pieo^
meal, 5, adv. pinching, in a repeated and forcib|
manner.
^8^81 CO. |t§8^8^8, def. 2.
oS§8|8, def. 5.
oo^o^s^s^s, def. 4. bite and tear in pieces, or 1
piecemeal.
ocloo^o^slis^s, def. 3.
§8€S8S, CO. §8(fi&S^8c885, roll a cigar.
^8c3oo^i85, def. 1.
§S 1. A general term for mats ; 2. mat-like, some^^b
resembling a mat.
08§|5, CO. with C080D11, used according to def.
in describing certain scars.
I^^^Odi, name of a female in Karen fable.
gt 871
1^, CO. I^SicoHSi, def. 1.
^00^^, — §??§§02» varieties of ^^.
|So9^, CO. ^^09, a particular kind of mat.
^si, a kind of mat.
g^OOIl, CO. §^^1.
|^>a.^.-§P§io8,-fpo'i^S,-|^^S, CO. l^^eSl^oa,!,-
^^cSop, — ^|5ooioo^, varieties. of ^^^
l^dB^?. CO, |pcS|^.
|j^dB|^, CO. %^^\^^P^P^^9 ^^^^ o^ ^^^ made by the
SelongB.
fi, 1. Mas. gen. of persons; 2. nsed to distiDgnisb
things, as useful, large, efficient, hardy, &c. of
their kind ; 3. cousin.
See 86^, CO. 3So6^85g), and )^^i male and
female combined, hermaphrodite.
|S, saroe as g), def. 3. cousin of the male gender,
^g'cfi, do.
fll^Sy do. of the female gender.
^&j oo» same as g)S.
See Sgl,— Sp^,— cfii(aSg1,— oicSig),— ooSsgl,-
o58Sg), and c§ga
p 1. Moving around, stirring about, agitating, as with
the end of a stick; 2. the top, head, cover; 3,
the wooden trencher which the natives use in
eating ; 4 a crotch ; 5* tbe name of a tree.
8^gt, def. 2. formerly called odoS^^q. f .^ 7^
^tgt, stir about, &c. def. 1.
Cognates, agt, — oogt, and 03gt, as e^tagt, —
372 g^
^, 1. Comby as the hair; 2. brush, as thread; broi
down, as the nap of a hat, &c«; 3. adjectively d*
pressed, dispirited, effemiDate; 4. the numb
nine.
yi^Sg, a person easily depressed, &c. def 3.
oogt neg. CO. oo^, as oogoo^oo^, not Btaote
hindered, oi: kept down in growth,
og, a kind of tree, see o. • i
§8^, CO. gSjS^aSbS, def. 1.
aso, ninety, go*
gc^S, def. 2. hence, ^^gj an instrument for bruahii
of^gOD^y a kind of burr resembling the teasel
of^goooo, the tree, sometimes called the grei
pine apple, or ^totS^.
g^, 1. CO* g^Sic^jSSi, a general term for several *
the lizard iamily.
2. adv. lizard-like, co. §^, as od8^^^, ooS^Sj
see od8^, Varieties of g^, viz. g^8t, — gf^^^t"
g^8,— g^obt— gfcSb, — g^<^'L, A species of liza
g^ODe^,_g^oS^S^1,— g^oScSp, see ^|5o8d3^.
^, 1. Jump, leap to a distance; 2, in angling, thro\r
fish out of the water ; 3* throw one's self upon
thing; 4. spurt out to a distance; 5. swing
thing round and round ; adv. in a curved fore
7. adv. sound like the squalling of a hawk.
^ODoS, def. 3. spring over so as to clear the thing.
^0^1, a sport in which the boy takes hold of a pc
above his head and swings himself up.
««• def. 7.
00^ def. 6. and 8.
^ 373
jL def, 5. in whipping cotton,* give the boW a revolv-
ing motion*
Q^i^y def. 5. hold a rope at each end, and
swing the center part round and roand.
pScoco%9 adv. as op^^8^oocx>S, bend with a long curve.
fo^f def. 4. applied to voiding urine*
jgD^, def. 2. ^g8^» 00. %di^g\<B^^y do. pull out a
fish.
px8^ooc8^9 def. 1. applied to repeated leaps.
|dB^, — ©, def. 3.
000^9 jump bjr the aid of a jumping pole.
Booos, applied to liqnidsi as oo^oooDt, def. 4. spurt or
jet forth.
Cog. forms, see s^, — oo^, — q^, contraction of
©^, and 00^.
^, something extending beyond the usual limits, over-
long, out of one^s appropriate sphere, eccentric.
c8i^pc8i§^y be excessively tall, long, or slender.
^cgS^^^^y a long sticky used to throw at any
thing, so called in allusion to the irregular or
whirling motion with which it proceds.
o^^o§^, adv. with an irregular, whirling motion.
^<Bf oom ^^Ssoly feasting the dead.
cB^^^cS, perform the ceremony of do*
^c6^f be eccentric or extravagant in one's talk or
plans,
. K Sweep, clear off dirt or rubbish, &c. by sweeping ;
9« a fish-hook; 8. eo. of the relation of cousins.
374 ^to5S
ased in addressing a coasiD, &c. 4. adv. obse-
quiously, submissively ; 5. allot^ apportion-t assess ;
as a noun 9 assesment, taxes, &c.
00^, n. def. 5.
oo^, def. 2.
cos^oSs^, adv. def. 4.
^og5, def. 1.
^^, clear away by sweeping.
^oS^, sweep, hence ^^^o8^t a besom, a broom.
^8, denotes the performing of an act by a short, quick»
oblique motion with the end of a thing.
^S^8, any instrument used in performing acts as
above.
02^tcS^, scoop, dip, or gouge out of.
02^8c8^ogSoobS, gouge out the eye.
^8aoSc8^, pitch or spade up straw, ground, &c. in
order to loosen.
^tODcSScSS, stir up a liquid with other matter in j
order to mix them. !
^•c^cf^, CO. ^^c^o^S^tc^cf^, stir up together.
^tngS, CO. ^td^.
^8ogS, CO. ^s<^S^s^9 poke, wipe, remove with the end
of the finger or some instrument.
^<^9 and ^s^i^oo^Si pull the trigger of a cross-bow.
^sgt, stir about with the end of the finger, stick or
other instrument.
noooi^^sgt, feel about, as for any thing in the
dark.
^800^, give one a touch with the end of the finger.
^^o8g8^ 376
^OD^^tSty motion with the end of a finger, as in slily
beckoning to a perdon.
^tc8^9 and ^8c8ioiy to dip out of the pot into a dish.
^tcSiocHcSif empty from one vessel into another.
^t^» denotes the same act as ^^^ bat with a different
allnsion.
^08^ y denotes the same act as ^o8^.
^lifip, take up on the end of a finger, stick, fork, or
something else, and eat.
tScS^^scSjS, grill, cook by grilling.
Cog. e^t, as •^segt, — 00^8, as oo^toogt, and
03^, as OD^tODgS.
^^, !• Carved; 2. the strap for the back of a person in
weaving; 3. a kind of tree, which derives its
name from its long, carvated frait; 4. paste-like,
plastic; 5. have or put things in exact order, par-
ticular about dress, manners and deportment.
9^^, turned up at the stern or hind end, def. 1*
dS^^^, the ^^, of the back, def. 2.
00^^^, def 5.
o&S^^t)0038, def. 5. used in speaking of one's per-
son and deportment.
^Sooito^t, adv. with a pert, affected, cocking up of
some part particularly of the posteriors*
^pdBf, def. 1.
^^bS, CO. ^^pdS.
^^08, CO. ^^oS^^bS, def. 4.
^^oScfi^Ji cook to a pap, particularly rioe.
Qi^oS, rice boiled to a pap.
376 o^
Oog. s^^, — oo^{S» AQd 03^^, all need as def. 4.
§, curving, not found alone.
8^§9 b&^e the legs crooked or curved*
•S§> ^^ ^' ^§^' S^ among the grain with a long
stick which is applied to remove spider webs.
ofjS^, is yarn wound into a circle or hollow skain.
§ooc8iy applied to the legs, same as §, have crooked
bending legs.
§|5, 1. Head off, force into a cornert intercept.
oodBi^^y corner up in argument, put to silence.
Cog. a)8^§^,-^-oo8^§jS, and odS^^^i see oo8|S.
|^§^,-c8i^{5c8i§^,— ^pcgS^g, and o^^ogf, see ^.
ij^^9 a^t;. in running, the thrusting of one foot before
the other alternately.
§pc^, same as gf.
See 8^, and its derivatives.
O.
o, third letter in the Karen alphabet, its symbol is (j)
written under an other consonant with whose
sound it is combined.
o^, 1. Pour down; 2. aunt, step-mother; 3. adv. ma-
turity.
8io^y CO. SxoSSxoSf adv. in a versatile manner,
suddenly and repeatedly changing from one Course
to another.
8ioS8ioS| do.
^^o% def. 2. An aunt, step-mother or any elderly
lady.
o5c«S 377
oo^oSoo^o^y adv. in a deeided, stern maDoer, ap»
plied to giving reproofy ifec.
n^flgS, pour out, throw away.
oV)5i, eo. oS§^,
o^of^9 eo. oho\Scfio^^, used for tolof^, ec^vf^.
oS^, eo. o^^^o^ooi, pour down in a heap.
oSdBi, €0. 0jc8ioSc8i, def. 1.
Oognatee, soS, — ^,— oooS,— — odoS, and ooc^S, —
QoS, — ^S, and <^S,
oSf 1. CroM to the opposite side; 2. pass from end to-
end; 3. cross out of one year into an other-; 4.
approximate, assimilate, resemble; 5. pass from
one to another; 6* Jig. sormount, overcome dif-
ficnlties*
<3J}oS, eo. qgj^S.
SoS, def. 1.
S, — oooSoo^, make an unsuccessfal attempt to
' cross.
ooSSoooS, be of no use.
^oooS, more than a cubit.
^ooopS^^oooS, Jig. def. 6. not able to surmount
the difficulties, <&c-
c8^@o5SoSf be prevented, or have one's road
crossed, by a bird.
gg^^SioS, have the blood run out, as from a
wound.
OD^Soo^oS, def. 5. catch a disease, take an in-
fection.
oBioS, or d8i8c8ioS, def. 4. be like, probable.
oS<fi^, ui^o5oSc8^, cross a country, or land.
378 oi
oSc^, as dBSoSc^, denotes the same as cS^^oSSoS,
above, in superstition.
o5o6, ootooS-SoSgooSoooSgcosoS.
oSc^S, as ^oSobS, which denotes the deep lines crossing
the inside of the hand.
oSdBiy def. 2. cross a bridge.
oS^^, def, 3. cross or fulfill a year.
oSbS, as c^oSbS, which denotes dying instantaneonsly,
as by violence.
oSoD^coc8i, attend to the convenience of others, be hos*
- pitable, make ready,
oi, 1. Person; 2. num.affx. applied to persons ; 3. an-
other, a different person, animal, or thing.
cBsoi, — cSsq^cStoi, and cSiocStoi, every person,
every individual.
fBSoooi, cc. o6v'>ifBSoi, another country.
moi, same as oi, def. 3.
•oieoi, adv. in disorder, confusedly.
a^oi, to another place, or direction.
oooi, one person.
oooioi, some one.
ODOicSy one only, one alone.
oooio6oi, each one, one by one.
oooioo^oooi, one after another.
oooio^, another, a different individual.
ODoicoSooh, every person.
cS^ioooi, any one, whoever.
^oooi, no one.
ttooioooi, a certain person.
cbo|5oooi, I for one, I myself.
6S8i 379
S^oxQooif a different person, dietinct from one al-
ready spoken of.
oo^oi, something else.
8oiq|, the whole person^ the whole body.
(fxoXy others.
yioiy CO. ^loicb^, how many persons?
oioooiioioDon, is the same as oooiooaDonoooiooo3oit|
oiy is applied to any thing else in the same way
as to Odoiif in this example.
Derivatives Ji, and yi.
6^, or oS, 1. Origin, sonrce; 2. root; 3. strength, 4.
adv. confusion, perplexity, hither and thither ; 5.
coant, nnmberi a number; <>. the ratan plant.
cBAScBSi, def. 4. see S.
<f\cAc^\9S, def. 4. see q\. confusion.
8S6S, def. 4. CO. 8Sb5.
856S85^, def. 4. see 85.
8i6S8ioo8, def. 4. see. 8i.
8i6S8ioS, def. 4. see oS, and 8i.
0OiA^Q0i^% def. 1. at first, originally.
ojoScBibi, def. 4. see cBi^i.
ojoSojJVi, do. restless, as from pain. .
o^^o^o^^, tree and bamboo roots 0^9^, bitter
root.
oooSooM, def. 2.
00^0^00^0^, same as oo^oSoO^o^, see cS.
6^bi8i« roots.
o^Q^ootf primarily ; origin.
0^8^00, name of a Karen fable.
380 a>S65
ratan o^8i, brittle, leaf eaten ; 6^t6i need in
holding rafts, large and long, A^9|5, small and
rough.
o^ootobiooS, in the article of marriage, have regard to
ancestry; also^ narrate, tell over one'b ancestry
and descendants.
*H^» prior,
fiS^i, CO. oSoOioS^i, full number.
0^81^81, def. 6. the ratan.
Cognates, ©oS, as oj^^o^ODtao^i — ^S, — oo^^^ —
yS, — oDgS.
65, 1. Triturate, levigate; 2. compress by wriggling
and shoving; 3. penetrating, pungent; 4. names of
different peppers ; 5, creeping sensations of cold,
adv. rigorous ; 6. reduced, compressed ; 7. pressed,
straitened in' circumstances ; 8. pt*ess into, or
by wriggling; 9. certain feats which require
bodily contortions; 10. adv. spiteful, rancorous.
oi^oS, CO. oDiopi, — oS, here alludes to the man-
ner in which the animal insinuates itself into
stiff mud.
. odSoB, CO. ooSoSooSoyi, or ooSoSooSooi, def. 5.
odSoS, CO. a>S8S.
00^65, same as oo^^S, chillies and other vege-
tables bruised together as a condiment*
00S8S65, def. 5. rigorously cold.
8S66, or S^oScHt^b, def. 4. red pepper, chillies.
8^oS3, S^oSo^t, and 8^58 gi, names of the black
pepper.
c8i6S, def. 6.
oicji 381
dSioSy CO. cSaoScSi^i, def. 7.
ootoS, CO. o3t65o38c^, def. 3.
ODtoo^oS, def. 10. see oojS.
oo^oSoo^o^ def. 10. see oo^«
oSoooi, posh one side and the other in order to work
one's way through.
6So9^^, rab to powder, see ^5.
6ScDc8c8, same as oScSSc^.
oSoS, CO. 65<j{S.
65<jS, CO. o5<j{565o5, def. 1. and 2.
oSc^SdSi, compress, work into by pressure and motion.
oScjScSiood) turn this way and that on the ' posteriors,
used to indicate indolence.
ojtoSc^S, cut with a wrigglingi sawing, pressing
motion.
oS^iy def. 9.
oS8i| in cleaning kernels of paddy, which work them-
selves in with the rice.
oScSSc^, def- 9.
6Sc8ioooDt, def. 8.
oi, agitate, shake with short, quick motion, not found
used alone.
6i6^, CO. of oic^x.
6\<ji, or oioSoicji, 1. Shake down, in order to settle.
3. as oi(2i,'~d, agitate or move the posteriors one
way and the other with short quick motions.
3. as oi<^i8^i shake the head.
4. as oi<ji,— cot, twist the body one way and the
other.
382 018
5. ady>. ae dsoic^i^ shake with qnick, tremalons
motions.
Derivatives ^i, and §i, or oo^i.
oil, 1. Still, firm ; 2. applied to conduct nniform, stead-
fast ; 3. serious, sober, dejected; 4. adr>. firmly
unchangeably, sober, steady, steadfast ; 5. a small
insect destructive to timber ; 6. a small kind of
mud-fish or eel.
oo^oiS, something firm, steadfast, immovable.
Qioi^, — 008, keep quite still, also, keep the mind
in a steadfast state.
c8ioi^o, applied to the countenance, def. 3.
cSjSoi^, CO. (]8^oih(38^ajDii, def. 1. and 2.
oi^oo^^. Dust oi bamboos made by worms, used as a
medicine for the navels of young infants.
oiSoooiS, still, very quiet.
oiSooooS, adv. def. 4.
oi^c^ii, same as def. 1. iand 2. with the additional idea
of durability.
CO. of ODiopi, also, def. 6.
oiSoi^, adv. def. 4.
oiSoiSogiiajjii, do.
oiSoooiS, or oi^ODOiS, still, calm sea, tranquilly, im-
movable, unchangeable.
oiSoSjS, the minute particles or dust produced by the
eating of the insect, def. 6.
Cognates, eoi^,— ^giS, — ODOiS.
oiS, Bee oooiS, — ^yi5, — oo(^i5, — odjiS, — odc^iS,— oo
0918, and cx)3jiS.
Oil, tee OD(^i8, — ccaji8.
(jSoDcSi 383
oit, 1. Enclose, sorrooDd; 2. a yard, email encloBure ;
3. applied to the sun and moon, a halo or corona ;
4. plant or bow in a little patch with a view of
transplanting ; 5. num. aff. applied to each
patches, yards &c.
oo^oii, def. 2.
(fiSoii, CO. (]8^o^c8^oii, bellow as wild bulls at
certain seasons.
gB^6ii, CO. (]8^onc8^o9i, sing, whistle, call out
&c. in order to prevent the sensation of loneliness,
or fear,
oil©, for <ji5*
oiioont^i, surround one's self with a guard, or servants.
oiio5^5oSsooSooo8ioo6|io5f.
on«x>S, enclose with a close or tight fence,
oiiooodt, def. 2.
onc8, — oDt, said of a female when she makes the usual
preparations for her marriage.
cnicSi, — ODt, said of a person when he sleeps with
weapons of defence-
oiioo8, stockade &c.
Cognates, •on, — 911, — c^n,-^— oDc^n, and ODo
oil,
<^% 1. Sluggish; 2. a general term for snakes; 3. in
some cases used for c^i, 4. used for o^.
cBpc^S, def. 1.
go^^, see 23^, eel, snake-fish,
g^c^idS, Bee g^.
c^S, eo. (^^SiosSi, def. 2.
<^^ooc8i, CO. oocSi, simply, snakes of the python family.
384 ciSi^S
OOc88, ODc8l<8, CX5c8l(jS, ODc8l06ot8^, 03
c8x^S, — ooc8i8^, — ODcSicJl, varieties of oocSi.
oSqgjt for <jiC5jj, <J^<^, partially clean, as rice.
oS^^^i the bow-string snake.
c^oSj for oiSoS, which seel
o^Sio, varieties of snakes cjS8i8^,— (jSSioDi,— (^StSoocfi,
oo(gi, — (^^ooosSp, — c^^f viper cjS^y^S^, <J^^9^
— c^SoD^cD^,— <jSd8, or oSc^^(^Sd8,'-(jSd8o5,— (^SdB
l^ogS, c^Sd8es8jS, — (jScSc^, — (^Sd8o^c6«, — c^SdBi
ai>,_(jSd88^S,_(jSc8c8^,— <jSd8c8d8,— cjSooi, or
o5, 1. Use force, take by violence or extortion, do with
effort, defend, protect; 2v the ribs; 3. box, chest,
and the like.
ggtcj5c85, co^ g8c^5cSSggi«8Sc8S, from ^S, 1. ^S^ Qt.
qSoDcfii, make a strong effort to speak, or to gain a
hearing.
qSoo^^x, CO. c^S^.
qSoDoi, the region of the ribs.
qSo^, and o^qS, def. 3,
qSc^i, withstand, make an effort to regain that which
has been taken away, defend against violence or
danger.
<jSc^, CO. qSo5.
qSqSf is to qS, habitually, perform repeated acts of force.
qi 385
(j5oS, for <^5o^.
^t)5, €0. <j5c5c^Sf^, or <^z&<^co^\f a rib, the ribs.
(jSeSoDoif same as (^coox.
oS^^cBt, the cartilage at the ends of the ribs.
t^5«2p, CO. (^^ijp^^^f wrest, force from, rob.
oS|^, take bj force, pillage, or extortion.
^^, same as <2^^*
(^S^ a>. <2^82^f take by force or uDceremonionslj^ rob,
(jSooS, 1. The loins ; 3. applied to a moantaini at the
foot, along the base ; 3. fig. protection, patronage
afforded to an inferior.
oobicSSoDiot^SooS, submit to one another, be
condescending towards each other.
(jSo^t, (o^t,) same as <2^a{^*
fSo% 1. Applied to paddling a boat, paddle with great
effort; 2. plander, embezzle.
ijS^^, eo. qSS^c^Sf force one's self to eat.
ifipi^S, CO. ^P<^^^%9 live bj extortion, robbery,
Deriv, ^S.
{1} 1. Cleaning grain by shaking it round in a fan ; 2.
separate by sifting; 3. a sieve or riddle; 4. shak-
ing with a shifting motion ; 6. cull, pick up; 6.
combined with words denoting increase and collec-
tion ; 7. recoil ; 8. step or move backwards ; 9.
co^ disconnected, apart from ; 10. be shy, diffident ;
11. disconcerted, displaced, as hair after being done
npi a knot; 12. adv. rough, dishevelled; 1?. tak-
ing from by force, or injustice.
S6 X.
386 <j5
co((q\f def. 12.
Oognates oojcj^i,— a^cji, — •^<^T-f — Sl^^^t — oo^cp. —
o^<iqi, — ODf(^i, and 03^81^1.
oxqif def. 4;. see ox.
gk^icSS, def. 13. see ^t.
f^ii def. 3.
^(^i, def. 3. see o.
cSic^i, 00. SxqiSvJSSf def. 11.
Qio^i, def. t. and 8. as (^lopioos, and ^lO^iodOOt.
<j>i, — 5, def. 8'
QiS^mdy advance and retreat by tarns. .
qxox, def. 9. as oo^c^ioo^oii something different,
yim^ioi, others.
c^io^t^iS^y def. 4. in a swinging, waving manner.
^i8Sc^i8S, do.
c^xvox, and zox^ fan, as grain,
c^ioj^f or (^Xf sift goldi to separate the particles from the
sand.
<^x(S^o(ScB^f def. 6. increase by gradnal additions,
qxoSi do*
<^^^f def. 6, collect from different quarters,
(^lo^, sift paddy, def* 1.
(^i^Sajt, def. 10.
(^icSi, descend, backwards.
^S, 1. see oSf rnb, chafe, rednce, wear away by attrition;
2. reduce to a powder or moist paste by mbbiog ; 3.
worn away, as by the action of water or fire ; 4«
CO. to the term for destroy ; 5. Jiff, tease, annoy.
<pi^^S, def. 3. a bank worn away by the action
of water.
oScjS, def. 2. see oS.
cSic^Si ^. c8i<j(Sc8i^, def. 3.
ootids, def. 4, CO. oos8i.
^iS<MD^9 rub down to a smooth sarface.
(jSqg, def. 1, grind to an edge.
c^c^Sy do. see csg.
qSoS, or <jjSj alonei def. 2.
)SdB, or (^S a bellows, is to work the pistons.
^ogfty def. 5. get by teasing for.
^SPf def. 3. brought np, as sand, by the action of water.
fSoS, qneneh, as a firebrand, by rubbing off the fire.
i^2> ^^^ over, smear.
{Sooi^, csgQOi^. a grindstone.
fSc8^c8Si def. 5. asking the same thing again and again.
^dB^^, or qSf play upon a viol.
0^1 !• A range, line, row; 2. cause, reason, occasion;
3. series of facts and events; 4. dispute ; 5. name .
for the ratan plant ; 6. strength ; 7* num. of.
applied to ranges, rows, causesi ^c; 8. used for
00^, run, flee.
»9^, cOo 0^9^006^1, def. 3.
o^i 0005^9^189 med. for leprosy.
009^000^, subject matter 009^008^, do.
ooo^oocgt, see 009^000^1, subject-matter, a reason.
»oSSPt i^ fabricating mats, and other textures,
twilled, have elevated lines.
009^0106^1 do. oo9%o6|S, wherefore? why?
909^00^9 a proper reason, fit occasion, regular
range, line, Ac.
388 • 9^
009^, CO. 009^000^, def. 6. OQo^oooolt do.
8^009^1 liDee on the head made by parting the
hain
8S9S, see 8S,
^OQO^y striae or lines on the palms oC the hands.
00)001009^, denotes djsenteriai or flax. ooioiocH.
009^009^, in rows, lines, &c.
oo^9^o6tf along the base of a range of hills or
mountains.
^9^9^ > grain as seen stretching in rows across a
field before the plants begin to cover the ground.
9^8^0|» hasten one on an errand bj repeated orders.
o^cSjSy for oiicSjS.
9Sc85, eo^ 9Sc85c§c8S, def. 4.
9Sci8ic§c8i, ioj oiic8ic^id8i.
o^Si^iSi, def. 5.
9^00021, — oSs)^, — oSopotS^,— 9S©^g8i,— oS8i, — 9^81
06, — 9S€8,— 9^c8o6, — 9^39), — oSooioj, — 0^8, —
9^:8, — 9Sc8bt, — 9Sc8cjiSol«t8^, — 9Sc8oooj, —
9^0010088, — 9S0S, — 9S02, — 9id8^0Di, varieties
of the ratan plant.
Cog. 09S, for yS.
o\ 1. Fit, proper, jnst, consistent, good, becoming,
handsome; 2. something fit, usefnl, good, 4&c. 8.
and fit, suitable, ought, obligation; 4. with the
negative denotes prohibition, or expostulation ; 5.
reduplicated may be rendered by the term either,
or whether.
oooi, eo. oooioooo^i def. 1.
0091, def. 4. as 0610091, don't go.
hS 38»
00^91, 00. 00^9100^00^1 def. 2.
0^91, def. 5. as 06100^0^91, 0^100^0^91, either, (or
whether,) going or returning.
908^0091, see 00.
9x00001^1 the best) most proper.
911859 fit, &o. in some degree.
9icB58i, barely fit| properi &c. def. L
0191, same as o^gh def 6. 8S^|5oi9i, 8Sg)oi9i| whe-
ther man or woman.
910^, fit, &Q. in the last degree, transcendently good
excellent » &e.
9ic8^, become fit, good &c.
oicg, and 910^, def. 3. need to denominate grain which
is of height liable to be tangled by going among it.
910^918, and 91891061, adapted to having and raising
children,
oioo^oi^, delectable, charming.
9106, as ^loiob, concentrated excellence.
91061, 0910619 and 91061^1, it is fit we should go, we
ought to gO| def. 8. used with any other verb in
the same way.
0181^ same as oicBS.
Cog. •8ie9i.
b^y used adverbially in the signification of successively,
one after another, unceasingly, as,
o5Mb^9 die one after another, or generation after
generation.
o6ib^M, constantly going one after another, com-
pany after company.
Cog. oo^S, — oo^S.
890 ^i
^1 !• Oashi eliti slice off; 2. bavipg « form m if a
segmeDt had bieen cut off; 8 a slit, olefti cleavage ;
4. affixed to nouns to denote a cleaving inatra*
ment or agent.
Q^hS, def. 3. the aperture of the month.
SxhSt def. 2. oee 8i.
oc>)bS, or ODibSi def. 4. see oot, sickle.
g^bS, locust; def. 4. see g^.
ocBbSy or ocBibSy a spot on the side of a hill
where the surface has been loosened and carried
awaj by the action of water.
bSbS| in cutting a field, is to cut or make a clearing
of a beveling or oblique shape ; used aa an adjec-
tive or adverb in the signification of def. 2.
bScSibS, do. do.
bSebSi def. 2.
bSooj^if beveling np to an edge; having prominent an-
gnlar elevations.
bSoji slit or split from end to end.
bSooStf set a oo8ty or species of snare.
bSo6S| cut off crosswise, as straw with a sicklci 6cc.
bSjQ, slice into longt slender strips.
bS(d^» slice off for eating.
Cog. ehS, see also ^S, and ^S.
hXf 1. Stir, move about; 2. readily moved^ light* un-
substantial; 3. applied to the mind, ardent, ex-
citable, excited; 4. co. of the term for Bleep; 5.
adv. in a changing manner.
cBoSfBbi, def. 6. see rB.
cBibi, €0. oqo^Sxhxf def. 5. see Si.
hx^S^ 391
ooo^i, clef. 4* we sleep and ri8e» sleep and wake,
cSp^if aronsei awaken.
oi^Xf def. 5. light, unfilled grain*
. ojhi, eo. ojoSojhi, see o^.
oDthi, def. 8.
oB^bi, chips, shavings &c.
dS^bi, def. 5. see Sp.
biQOoS^ CO. hxcoc&p.
biODo5^» eo. bioooS^bioooS, 1. Dance; 2. applied to a
peacock and some other birds, stmt.
biotbicS, see st, — d8, move about, (t. e. labor) at
night.
bxoS, CO. bi8i.
bi8i, 00. bioSbiSi, hesitate, neither actually do, or
give up doing.
bi8ihi8i, do.
bisS^, 00. bicSS.
biaoiooip, rise to a standing posture.
biao^f t, rise to a sitting posture.
bia2^^' prepare one's food.
hxvjMf CO. of bi^^.
binoSi, CO. a^^ooSi^iooSi, move, or go round a thing
on all sides.
bioo^t, CO. do.
btCDi^, CO. biooi^icSi, rise, as from a sitting or lying
posture.
Vujj^^, CO. bi^^bis^t, throw the limbs about, struggle.
^9^9^' move about here and there.
398 8S
h\c6\f see hxo^t.
bio^sbiod), applied to afield of grain, it is healthy an
vigorons.
bicSSy CO. bicSSbiQO^, active, diligent, asaidaons.
)>ic8i, CO. hxcoi^^
^idB, see hiht.
hitB^h\(Qf strive for a living.
Derivatives ^i, and ^\.
8S, 1. Chill, benumb, cold; 2. cold, chilliness; 8. hav^
chills and fever; 4. adv. shndderingly ; 6. in
clearing a field, gather in piles the sticks whidi
escaped burning. \
ooSBS, CO. ooSBSooSf)^, def. 2.
00S8S0I, the cold season.
ooSSSoS, see oS, chilled, rigorously cold.
Q^8S, CO. go^S^S^co), def. 3. intermittent fever.
oSB^g), a kind of insect, see oS.
ooS^oooi, see 00.
8S^i, CO. 8S*^t8So5^, def. 5.
SSodS, CO. BSooSogpooS, do.
Cog. §S,— CX)§5|,_e§si,_03§S.
8s, 1* Thrust a stick or other instrument into a hole;
2. in weaving, insert the woof; 3. shoot up, have
projecting ends or points; 4. adv. sticking oat
irregularly ; 5. instrument used in poking^ punch-
ing, thrusting, &o.; 6, have carnal intercoarse
with; 7. shove up one thing upon another; 6.
shoot upi grow fast; 9. Jig. inform, appriie,
tell ; 10. Jiff, of no use, to no purpose; 11. retch;
12. applied to baskets, denotes ratans ranniDg
86^ SOS
from bottom to topt midway between each corner.
! ooSSco^, CO. GoSSaocSpoD^, def. 10. see 8Sa>^.
^^, def. 5.
QDi85, def. 13.
QDtSScS^f bind, confine, as in def. 12.
o^ootSSy a cf^f thus bound.
^09i8S, thrust with the ^^ in weaving.
oaic8^o3s8S, def. 11. vomit.
BSoS^, in weaving, insert various colors so as to pro-
duce certain figures. «
IBSnoiy is to 8S9 with a prying motion.
BScfeSrBi, CO* 8^(^SooS85<^ScBi, see cb^, shove in an
oblique, crossing manner.
8S(^tcBt, see <^(B8, thrust something into each of
several holes which intersect.
8So6i8Sc6t, do.
886^009, def. 6. see under d^.
85o^, CO. 85bi.
8Sbi, 00. 8So^8Sbi, (ufo. def. 4. elliptical.
ODfSSbi, lying in a loose, confused mass*
8SdB, use a bellows to blow with.
85^S^, snatch.
85o98ic8S, shove or slide upon something. .
SSoo^ocJl, in surgery, probe.
%CQ^GoSy or ooSooS, a phrase denoting a length equal
to that of a rod extending from the axil to the
ends of the fingers.
85oo^, 00. 850^^8500^, def. 2.
^^ ^ :, used in def. 1. 8. 7. 8. 18.
[, punch or thrust through.
8f4 8S
85ojpog, def. 2.
Oog. see ^i— — oo^S, and e^*
B\, 1. Elongated, oblong, ovate, or elliptical ; 2. applied
to time, awhile hence, not used alone ; 3; applied
to persons, that which extends one's sphere of
action, inflaence, &c« i. e. a companion, associate,
not used alone.
^oo8i, three days hence, def. 2*
Bxr^b, cOy 8i(^op8ic^b, ovate or elongted.
8ioS, CO. 8ihS,
8i6S, CO. 8i6S8ihS, oblong with one or more plane
surfaces.
8iooo6S, CO. 8xoocfeS.
810006S, CO. 810006^8100(^5, oblong.
8i8j5, def. 8.
818^, def. 3,
Deriv. §1, — ^i.
8^, 1. A multitude, collective body; 2. co. to words
denoting many, adding, and increase; 3. question;
4. in behalf of, one's advantage; 5. on account of,
in consequence of; because; 6. a(ft^. jumbled, shft-
ing, in many directions.
(B8i8^8i, def. 2. see (6.
008^, def. 4. benefit of.
0088008^, def. 5.
C2i8ic^i8S, def. 6. see c^i.
^ic8^8^, proud flesh in a sore, not heal.
oo18^, def. 1. combine, commingle.
o58S clef* 3. ask, inquire.
fix 395
tS(f\9 adv. deC 6«
8^9^, a fewi detached from the main bodj.
8^8^i CO. oeloo), def. S»
ViS^f CO. oolcS^i increasiog in numbers.
ffioi, CO. 8S^S.
S^fSy 00. 9S<^S^oXf a nioltitnde, collective body.
Deriv. ^^^ ^^, and §^.
8i| 1. Bed, reddisb; 2l spoiled, destroyed; 8. features^
form ; 4» moral featUreSy character ; 5. size, pre-
sence, space occnpied; 6. gripci grasp, confine,
7* be in one*s possession, have aboat one ; 8.
(from def* 3.) delineation^ likeness, image, pic-
tare, limbs, members; 9. co. of the word denoting
heat^and^. tronble; 10. rednplicated o^fv. rudely,
perplexedlyi confusedly ; 11. early, unstable, irre-
solute, fickle, tending to destruction, or failure ;
12. the red sand-fly ; 13» title of one of the Karen
.fables.
oeSi, K red. 2. likeness of, members of.
0009^0081, and oo^Soo8i, oo^Sooobt, def. 3.
(D(2'^oo8i, def. 2.
oocB^ooSi, def. 9.
ooSioSt, of small size, and
oo8i3^, of large size; def. 5.
oo8iooc8^co^, def. 3. ugly, having irregular fea-^
tnres.
oo8iod8|S, def. 8. limbs, branches.
cB^ooifS^, it is yours, def. 7.
x8io6t, near, in presence of, def. 5.
896 SiODO
oo^8i, def. 1. 8. and 12. ao image
oo^Sifo^f o^Soocoo^Soooiy a kind of flower.
oo^cB^oo^8i| def. 9. trouble.
ooScjSodSSi, dof. 8.
00^8100^8^1 def. 8. image.
cBS 8ij def. see SS.
i8i, def. 10. see ^, to-morrow.
hxSxf def, 1 1 see bi.
0^1819 def. 11. CO. with (^jSoSt «^ ^"l*
05^^81, def. 10. see o^.
ooi|SG8i8iooo3t9 def 6. invert one*8 eelf, (with
means of defence), stand one's ground.
a:)i|5cpi^8i8i, def, 2. be irresolute.
081, CO. 005^081, our form, features, &c.
^1819 see §1.
^i8i,— oD#i^0^6id8o5^§i8i, Minrao.
4»i8i^ 00. Qi(2Soi8i, destroy.
f^8i, def. 10. see ^. earlj morning.
QO181, in the morning.
ooi8icoioo1, morning and evening, daily.
001S81, waste, use to no purpose.
0^81, pour out in order to throw away.
g6i8ic6ic8, start very early in travelling.
00181, def. 2. see cot, destroyed.
oot8i, CO. 02^cB^oot8i, see <B^, afflicted.
c8^8i, 1. 00. ooo5i, wind ; 2. co. of oqo^S, a kind
of bird; 3. a reddish, stinking insecti found in
cotton pods.
Siooo, < little, red fellow/ applied to quite young
children.
8ia>otcDt| verj red*
8iaoa2ii of a yellowifib redi arid« or eandj color.
SlOOOj^S, CO. 8icoobS,
Sicoo^ii same as Siooo^t.
SioDcb^ CO. SicxDcb^SicocgSf of a bright^ gliBtering red.
8iooS» CO. 8io6^8icx>^, a saddle.
Bicoti as 8ioo^8ioot, and 816^81001, flushed with red
as tbe face of a person affected w,th sadden fear,
or anxiety.
3i(^f I CO. 8iaD^9 harness or saddle.
Sio5Soooo8, be of a sicklj color« and stunted growth.
}ino^, 9ee 8LCX)t.
tiobi, a kind of red cement or gum, with which certain
ants attach their nests to the leases and limbs of
trees.
SicbifS a troublesome creeper.
Sioni, person covered with boils.
SiSS, def. 6. in fishing, is to set stakes so as to brace,
and confine each other.
Si8iy def. 11. earlj morning.
Bio?8ioS, def. 11. see oS.
8io58io5, do.
Sio^8i03t, see 8ioot.
S116S, CO. 8i8bt.
Sioo, of a dull, arid color.
Bicbt, CO. 81^^81 obt, of a dnll^ dingy red.
Buob^8xfiB^5 ^^^ ^^•
StaOj^<^<^^> dazzling red.
Sum^oSi^ eczema rash.
398 QCO
SicB^^^i in chopping, invest a tree with a scaffoldidg
(sse d^(. 6.) in order to cat it high from tll«
ground. •
o^^SicB^i scaffolding, for de.
8ioi| def. 6. walls or enclosarei as of a house*
BiSty ' the red skin/ i. e. a cow, bullock^ the bos*
<ii:B, — o^o^^Soocxx)^^, yioo^oi8inoo5|>f a modioioal
shrub oooS^oD^^. I
8iO| smalli reddish, atoro-like particles. |
8io^, a kind of tree having red bark. \
Si^, * red eyes/ used to distinguish topersi and a
species of monkey*
Sxcox, have a good character, def. 4.
oqSiooooioo^i have a bad character.
8iq68ic8, def* 11. adv. descriptive of the appearance of
flame mingled with smoke.
8t02t| dark purple.
8ic8Sooi, early in the morning.
8ic8^<»^(d^, A skin disease troublesome to children.
Oog. §1, — 00^1, and •§!.
«d1, 1. Oallousi indurated; 2. hardened, desiccated, con-
creted ; 3. mix, combine ; 4. applied to the voioe,
vehement; 5. scold, threaten with anger in &
loud, shrill voice ; 6. scare, frighten with ent-
erics; 7. hardened, compacted, as a road by cos--
stant travel ; 8. block, or fasten up, close up ; 9^.
€0. to words of hardness, fixedness, pungeiic;f ^
10. reduplicated, adv. thorovghlyi vdiemeMtiy*
fixecU t^ompletelyt eDtirely ; 11. snperior powers
perfection; 12. disunited, keeping off, or separate,
miitiially repelling each other.
coSxt6\f def. 5.
cBtcol, and St^co% def. 5. and 6. see cBi.
flgWI, see o^Sf here o^d in def. 10. thoronghly
&c.
hm)f del ^. see h.
e1co)» see •), or cSeloo), open, sleazy, def. 12.
i^ccHf sqneese together in order to combine.
^tacO, def. 9. eo. ^|^.
ficoH, def. 9. eo. fi^.
^^colf def. 11. see ^.
dSiQo), def. 7.
o^^cxfl, def. 2. the concreted gam of trees.
taW, «>. colcqS, mix different substances together.
tcHiD), odTv. def. 4. «M (Btoolool, and (^ttolool.
tt)1fl[^, <^. oo1tX{S«Dl8^, same as qo18^.
«>1o3ScgS, scare, frighten away by noises.
«>1o5S, def. 8.
ofloftcolc^^, A very load and frightening case.
BcHofi, CO. Qo1o|^Qo1ofi, adv. def, 10. surely,
sflofi, <k>. anQ|^(X>lQfi, do. truly.
8>i<BS, def. 5. and 3.
«fl<B5ooooi, do. also, bedaub each other with mad as^'
boys in play,
tflldp, combine different ingredients for eating, to
render them palatable, particularly with honey or
treacle.
Obg, #101,— oHol,— ODtol, (followed by ifl) j1,—
400 aoS
091, from def. 10, 12, ^, — •51,-035), — 005I,
tO^, BomethiDg extraneoae^ not a part of the person, or
thing mentioned, generally something hortfol or
adverse,
1. zoh CO. oetSiOQtx>S ft general name for vermin,
small insects, &c* which infest other living bodies,
internal or external ; also, those which are desr
tractive to grain, clothes, &c.;
2. oo^eo^, any small, biting or troublesome insect,
as gnats, flies, and the like;
3. oo^Sco^, and oo^Soo^uo^, used to denote any kind
of insect, when the specific name is not known ;
4. with cBi even, used in the negative, as a term
of comparison as least, most trifling, u e. not so
much as a small insect;
5. 00^(^^130^, and oo^^^oo^qo^, hobgoblins, evil de-
mons which are supposed to feed upon the souls
of men ;
6. with ton the outskirts of the thing spoken of,
the parts contiguous; 7. with co. and applied to
persons, with whom we have little or no connec-
tion.
oecD^ CO, oocSioetX)^, denotes the 00^, of that par-
ticular thing to which it is applied.
ODsSoS^DD^i a species of beetle found in elephant
dung.
SiQD^, CO. SiooSioD^, 1. A flat worm that feeds on
decayed wood ; 2. co» ODoSopjS, snarled, tangled, in
what we term a 'witch-knot.'
«0i 401
8i«0% 3* #&• 39(^00^1 small flat pieces.
«b«o^9 (^^ ^f) 4 species of beetle*
cBi<x>^9 def. 4.
o&cD^9 a water iDseety described as being flatt aboat
two inches long and one broad,
eo^ii, def. 6.
c^^tD^QOiif def. 7. near hy^
cD^OD^iy same as to^wn.
floUS^i, eaten or destroyed by moths or insects,
lottin^i, fleas.
Cog. jS, 9^1— 009^,— OOOD^.
eoS 1. Eject phlegm from the trachea; the sound in so
doing; 2. adv. fixed^ made fost to ; 3. adv. redu-
plicated, firmlji tightly, confinei(Uy» doselj; sounds
from the throat, and such as are produced by
friction; smells which are very offensive.
4. €^, as cx2<fi^Qo6(d^i seek food as one can
catch it ; 5. applied to the head, denotes dandruff,
scabbiness, or dry scalls; 6. title of a Earen
fable.
8^to5, 00. 8^€dS8^^S, def. 5.
ej^Sej^S^^^f def. 3. applied to sounds.
d^coS, (iee «BS,) applied to smells, def. 3.
foSooooS, adv. def. 3.
ootoSooooSy do*
eoScS^, and coScB^cgSi def. 1.
floSdS^, def. 4.
Cog. etoS, — ooodS, and ododS.
tot 1. Intimately connected or concerned with; 2. soil-
ed, of a foul, dirty, appearance; 3. dingy,. tawny
i1 K.
402 QOtool
color; 4. affected with incipient decay, contract
mold, ruBt, <&c. 5. sand-flyi gnat ; 6. co. of z&v
c8Scot| def. 1. see <dS.
oooStoocDti def. 1. see z&t.
ooioicB, at one and the same time, at once.
c8^<x>t| become moldy, soiled, with soot, smoke,
rost or dirt of any kind.
l^totooobSooS^i a phrase denoting thnnder.
^lOO^OMOt, a filthy, dirty person ; sometimes
used in the Pgho signification of oDt, an active
person.
co^cDtf def. 1.
opcDt, 00. o^c^tf a spnrioQs kind of paddy.
^tDi, a kind of scarecrow, a bamboo with the
upper end split into several parts, each of which
bent down on the different sides and inserted in
the ground.
^SoloDt, have the eye affected with white specks,
film, or cataract.
c8«ot, blasted as with lightning.
cSitot, become old, &c. def. 2.
oS|Scoi^tD^ def. 3.
o^^cDi, GO. o^^toto^oDif wood or bamboo partial-
ly decayed.
QOtS^i dirty-headed, frizzle-haired (fellow,) said to be
applied also to barreni unfeasible land.
8^?9Dt, have the head in this state.
cotSi, CO. f^op^*
coto^^OdooS, much soiled, &c. def. 2.
cDtooli CO. QDtCg.
00^ 403
COtOli CO. CDtOg.
cot90^9 def. 2. and 3.
eDio5G|oS, partially decayed.
QOto^i CO. QOtogiotocn, or o^eotoiQOti black or browD
Band -fly I two kinds, ae
iOiC2@8i9 the small, and oDtc^^dtS^i the large kind.
Cog. ooytr- ooqyt, — •ojt,— :§•,— syi,— oocoi,— 91,—
QoS 1. Torn, change ; 2. turn the mind, a mental or
moral change ; 3. change periods^ states, events,
circnmstances ; 4. term, period, from one change
to another; 5. (idv» repeated, throughout succes-
sive states or periods ; 6* adv. nearly, about ; 7.
num. of. applied to periods, states, the number
of times which a thing has been done, or has oc-
curred ; 8. subdued, foiled, defeated ; 9 to be
subdued, conquered, defeated ; 10. 00. in the
above significations; 11. a roost for fowls; 12. a
creature of another world, ghost, apparition.
o^^jS, def. 9.
O2^cg^i90|5cg^, 10. and 1.
o2^ooco|5eD^oo<^, 10. and 1.
.cB'itDp, 1. W.seeS^z&^.
ooSiooQO^, 4. see 8i, generations.
ooSiStootD^eo^, 5.
oofO^, applied to children, the period terminating
with their being able to turn over; turn on the
opposite side.
CO. oo«5^i which see.
404 tO^cSi
cSiooQO^i CO. cSioaeS^cSiooQO^i turn or fall npoo
the under side.
^cdSooQO^i a future state.
C2^«o^> suffer a defeat.
Qi?9D^9 overcome*
c8i8ic8i«o^, we 8i.
iX>So3&i, turn over on the side.
QoSoDOi, turn aside.
QoScx>o^, denotes a wrong turn of any part of the body
causing pain in the part.
QO^oDdSoodSy turn slowly with care.
QO^oodSioodSi, turn occasionally.
t9oS(B6| turn the necki or as we say, the head.
00^900^^1 1 turn on all sides, as in looking thoroughly
all about one.
eo^S^, 00. oD^S^eo^QoS 11.
cD^QO^i def. 5| 6. oo|^e]0|5ix>^, about a year,
co^eoiiy near by, on the borders.
t9oS9i^80i| turn into a direct position or line.
CD^ooc^ii, transitory, changing state.
oD^oo^ti turn about.
t9oS^^^if turn the back upon, withdraw favor or coun-
tenance.
coSod, turn away the face in anger.
fBS^^Oi^c&^y CO. ?o^ogl^CDi^.
QO^o^^QOi^i CO. cO^o^^ofi^oD^o^^coi^i in midwifery,
press and otherwise agitate the lower part of the
bowels in all directions.
t90^c8i, change the position of a thing into a direct
line, become just.
CO! *05
cBtoo^tO^cSi, morally, tnrD the itiiDd^ or conduct
into a proper coarse*
eo^c8i| applied to sitting hens^ leave the nest for a
short period*
to^, — oDt, and co^dB^, — oDi, change one's position or
coorse*
iD^?8i| the adventitious covering of grain, husks.
Cog, sao^, — 0000^, — cx>«0^,— 9^,— 89^,-5^, —
tox 1. Expel chaffi and useless substances by a fan ; 2.
extraneous, uuimportant, inconsiderable, also things
and persons unknown to us; 3. affix, away, aside;
4. CO. to other roots! 5. covering the surface; 6.
blood-flooding ; 7. adv. rustling sounds.
cS^eoiy def. 2. co> cBSifli, see cBS.
c^fDi, def. S. CO. r^eoni out of the road, on one
side.
(^icoi, det. i. eee qx.
Sx^h see cBi.
oottoif def. 6.
fioDi, — StfiQOi and oScS^fieoiy def. 2. last
clause.
(MOicoif do. applied to persons.
&^ioit <lof* 3. (co. S^eSa^) push a thing away or
to one side.
o8f «t, def. 8. Pgho of o8{5(§p, or ODcg^, an in-
different kind of basket.
oApfOii def. 6.
oo^ocHt^^^cOti do. when it is dangerousi or amounts
to disease.
406 ^^^^^p
QOicgSy def !•
tx>icx)QoS, def. 2. oS\mxmcoSf do.
zo\9X>x, adv. def. 5.
iDDia2> 00. zoxo^^xo^t def. 1.
fi> Cog. SfDl, (a8c8l9Q0l,) §1, Jl, ODJl.
eSy CO. o&oofiif bonei stmctarei or ose of bones in or-
ganized bodies; 1. comelji handsomei nnexcep-
tionable; 2. clear, gennioe; 3. chderfol. blithe,
baoyantf exhilarated; also scattering, incoherent,
&c. 4. cartilaginoas substance of the thoracic
duct; 5. the midriff and stems of leavesi the
fiber by which they are connected to the pericarp;
6. bony parts of the body.
See (BSo5,-o5^ii^o5,-Q^o5,-8pw5, -8^00^05,—
8^3o5,— 8^bio5,— 8^c8^o5,— flioS,— cjSrf,—
fq^^?£i — |3o5, — ^c8^q5, — ^^oSi — ood^^S, —
^Sc5, — ^SogSoS, — ^5o;^^8^o5, — odi^IjSoS, and
e5o3i9 — oScScoicoiy beaatifal, elegant.
SSojAStA, def. 4.
S^ODpoSf the head; also the sknll.
^q5, the back ; behind the back.
^lOOoSf spine.
3t&, def. 5.
oo?£, CO* OQ?£ooc^, the bones of.
oo^?£i CO. crAt&coSo^, or ooS?£oo^a3fii, a bone,
bones.
^^^^^^' ^^^' ^^^°^ of moving sarfacesi friction.
t&t CO. ooq5ooco%9 and oo^?£oo^coi, def. 1. applied
to persons, things, and characteri beautiful.
?£to^09bS 407
Cog* Mit— 8^, and coe5, def. 2. ^i def. 3; also in
other significatioDSi ooj — m^, — 035,— §i— oo^i —
00^,— .0D§.
t&^ 1. Used for z&if prostrated ; 2. sound produced bj
crauDching ; 8. co. slight collision, or slowly mov-
ing into contact; 4. eo. contact without motion.
dffie5^c8^ig0^f adv. do.
Cog. yS, — ooyS,—- oc5S, — ^S, — OD§S.
s5S 1. Oripedy pinched, crowded together, jumbled, re-
dundant; 2. double; 3. twinsi two or more child-
ren at a birth.
Cog. •t6S, — ooc&S, — oDiASi — ^5, — ocyS.
o5i 1. Tight» tense, unyielding; 2. decided, stern, rigid;
3. exert one's self, be intent upon; 4. adv. firmly,
rigidly, intently; 5. stringent, rigorous, press-
ing, &e.
oonoo^^eSt, def. 2.
Sttdf, in trading, be close at a bargain.
eoi^oSt^ rub together, as the branches of trees,
oo^ofttoo^ooi, hard times, scarcity.
oo^ei^oSt, confined with a barrier on each side.
a^toStf adv. def. 4. see o^t.
«5inooo8, adv. def. 4.
a5ii)6t, adv. def. 4.
eSto^QO^, def. 3. exert the strength upon a joint of
bamboo in splitting it.
Cog. oooSty — QO«£t,«— ^ty — a^t^ — ^, — q^,— 00
408 t&ft&p
e5|5| 1 . Matter which attaches to the bodies of persoDS
or things, dirt or foul matter od the surface; 2. a
species of creeping plant ; 3. general natne for
jangle creeper; 4. need in the names of certain
other plants; 5. co. to the term denoting ants in
oommnnities acting in concert ; 6. adv. in concert,
with united energies; 7. adv. applied to smellst
of a musty, filthy, smell ; 8. of. dirty, smeared
with filthy matter ; 9. ojf . unequal, rough, or
crumbling 10. adv. in a clinging manner; 11. ap-
plied to the mind, cling to, have the raind set upon.
oo^eS^, break, as def. 9.
cS^e5^, 00. S^t&pS^VJ^f def. 7. see SS.
cBScS^, CO. cBS^^cB^cSf, def. 10. see c8S.
doS^, 00. Qg^Sif see Q.
8iq5^, 00* 8io5^8iq5i, see 8i.
03i^8ic5^8i, def.
001^, ?£^oo, a small species of ant peculiar for
their adherence to wet places.
obt&pi the t&p, of water, a slimy substance which
adheres to stones, &c.
fic&^, def.
001^?^^, a kind of reed used to make coarse mats*
ojji^toDoS, not known at Tavoy.
^^o5^, def. 3.
zi^coooSf adv. def. 6.
ODicDpooooSf do.
e5^e5^, do. as,
oof^e&^^, said oi an assembly sfll lisCtaing at-
tentively to a speaker.
c6i 40&
tfitd^eS^i eame as ocnoS^oooDS.
aS^DOii a species of herb, eaten by Karens.
A^iqh same as o5^> def. 1«
CO. OdoS^OOtt^ti (f^.
b5^, (X). woS^oo^ti do.
si^cofloi, concreted dirt, deposit, sediment.
Gog. oo«^^, as ooeS^ooQO^i and (i6ioDt35^c8to>
sSi, 1. Prostrated* laid flat along the ground; 2. qff^.
laid along together, extending along each other^
as the fibres of a cord; 3. stiek-lac; 4. fasten,
seal with lac, wax, <fec.; 5. measare the circum-
ference of a body with a string, or the like; 6.
a measure of a hand's breadth ; applied only ta
the measuring of circumferences. It is doubled,
previous to measuring, so that the number of t&x^
indicates only half the circumference ; 7. co* ta
other roots.
ajSeSi, def. 2. fell, by chopping.
SHjO^h def. 2. double or lay several together and
twist, entwine.
o^t&x, grain lodged or laid flat.
c8io5i, 00* S\t&\<Sxcof9f fall over*
o^c5i, def. 1. with a sweeping motion of the
hand.
i^i, def. 1. So. of the arm.
oec5i, CO. oeooi, in the ngnification of flrmness,
decision, accuracy, and stability cf character.
410 QOiS
t^Sinooif stftgger.
«5iogS, def. 5.
t^SiQoS, seal a letter etc.
t)5i8Sf t| prostrate or fall with force, be thrown dowD.
c5i8tg^, do. with tumbliDg or rolling over.
t^Sioo^f ii fall from a standing to a sitting posture.
t^Si^^^, fall backwards.
e5i^|S8^, pitch down upon the head.
«)5ii^^, and o5io}^3| def. 3.
Cog. •o5i, — ooeSi, — 0D?£i, — §i, — oo^i.
t30i, 1. Heavy, burdensome; 2. applied to sound, dull,
heavy, guttural ; 3. dull, dragging as pain ; 4. adv.
heavily, &c. 5. name of a plant the root of which
reasembles the common yam but is much larger,
the plant is quite different*
ooof^eoi, def. 2.
<6Saj)i^diOi, have heavy, dragging pain in the
back of the neck, def. 3.
8^<X>1, do. in th^ head.
f ooi8^?9Di, do. in the arms and legs.
eS^QOii see e5^.
cOiftS, same as tx>i, def. 1*
CO. oo^ooioo^ftS, something heavy, &c.
^io5^, root of the tDi» plant,
toioi,, A wild yam not eaten.
QOio^^ciOQOS, very heavy.
Cog. ODioi, — 91, — gi, — cji, — 0x51.
^1^, «M 8^^001^ dbS, the only instance in which thii
root has been found.
ODiS; npt fonnd alone.
con 411
(DiSfOiS, adv. heavily, absolrbedy sank as in sleep &c.
otoiScDiS) sleep beavilj^ be overcome with drow-
siness.
Cog. 918,— ooc^iS, — cx)^ — sajiS,— oocgiS,— ojiS.
toitf not found alone.
lOiicDity nsed tbe same as toiScDi6.
Cog. Jit, — noyit}— -<3jit, — sqjit.
^1^, 00. cDi^SieoSi, 1. Scorched, or parched rice; and
as this is made by stirring in a vessel over a fire,
2. stir about, stir into, as meal is stirred into
broth or gravy in cooking ; 3. of. applied also to
burning pain, as by a smart slap; also dried or
parched by heat; 4. the rubbing of things together
and the creaking sound thus produced.
<d^cDi^, CO. (B^cDi^rS^co^, def. 3.
SStOi^, a species of plant the flowers of which
are cooked and stiired into curry ; hence the name;
there are two species.
SSfDi^S, or 8StOi^ot8^, and 88^1^06, see 8S.
ScDi^cS^, cook by stirring 001^, into the dish.
o&ptDi^tot, def, 3. last clause, see zot.
BOi^oof^, is cDi^, pulverized.
eoi^oot, def. 4.
01^8^ the opening of rice when parched.
poi^lfi^, def. 8.
Cog. ^1^, — «oip, — ooeoi^, — •eoi^, — OOeoi^, —
cDit, 1. Edge, side, border, outskirts; 2. contiguous; 3.
appendages ; 4. append to one's person, articles of
use or ornament.
413 e^^p^^^^
00^)011, CO. ooeioitwtS^, or oeoonooifi^^ def. S.
SS^tsoooiii clothes, ornaments, tools^ dbc* pecaliar
to men.
88^^ooooii| do. pecnliar to women,
c^sooooiii weapons, stores^ &c. belonging to the
military.
ooeoii, CO. oo8^e>DTi« def. 1. and 2.
ooe)Oiiooooi, beside,
eo^ooii, def. 1. also see eo^.
ieoTL, and 8toit8ooit» side by side.
o^S^o^e)Oii, know how to snperintend family af-
fairs, as spinning! weaving, sewing, cfec.
ooiiojtfi^o^i def. 8. applied to clothes and ornaments.
^ii|^«oii^, and,
ooiic6e)oiif8, def. 3. applied to defensive weapons.
usito&s, or simply e)cni, def. 2.
exyiiotot, and eonotos^^o^i the contignons surround-
ing part.
Cog. 5T1, — »con.
0^9 !• Seek, as in searching for a thing that is lostt
searching for food; 2. unalterably fixed, irreverai-
ble, irretrievable; 3. irregular, obstinately incor-
rigible ; 4. number six.
ogSoj, def. 1. see cgS.
o^^eq, and o^oDo^i def. 3.
Q^OD^S, seek occasion against.
Q^o}^' ^* 02<>2^o)^S9 def* 1*
njoj^tt^oDobjS, speculate, as in tradct 02^, and ODOb^,
in this phrase are the Burtoau <f^dSmOt>dSf an
equivalenti Karenized.
•oS 413
«^(^8C§8, seek carefallj.
flC^^i^Sy seek earnoBtly.
n^wcSf and oj^tS^y def. !#
^(KMf CO. ^<^p*
o^aoj sixty.
c^obM^otf go hnotiag game.
fl^a^i def. 1.
■{ontf^^^y litigioasf quarrelsome.
o^cfojf search for here and there.
fo^otf do.
tt^og^cSSt seek a qaarrel with.
o^d^f 00. e^cfi^ajiid^, and o^cS^i co. o^^^^^^cS^f —
02<fip9 00- o^cfi^cSSdS^y def. 1. applied to seeking
food.
Cog. •oj, — ODO^, — j[, — J, — 0D5, — •2;— ^S»—
J,— ooj.
Q^Si verbal a^* together, in company, combined i^ith,
in connection with, as,
o^io^Si return with.
folo^Si mix, or combine with.
otx^S, sleep with.
^So2^8^§§f bring together, combine.
obic^i go together.
oSo^S, die together.
Q&02^^^^^> live and die together.
oScqSo&S^, die together in numbers.
cBjio^S, live together, also cohabit.
cBJ^o^SdBtSS, dwell together.
414 ejifi^cSiocSS
^cBScS^o^Sy asBoeiate as members of the sam*
commnnity.
cS^o^Sf mess together, also eat one thing will
another,
cx^ti the Pgho term for ft, a place of high lao(
enltivation. In a cog« form co^t, often contracte<
to coi^tf it has a signification similar to o^S, ii
companies, together.
. €^!^y chilling, ciffix. probably a corruption of f ^, m
ooooScop.
o^t, sometimes nsed for qi, as 8^o^i, for 8^qa, whioli
see.
co^Se^Xt adv. in a confused^ jambled manner.
ej !• Be even, square, nniform, coincide, be at peace,
be on agreeable terms with ; 2. af* even, smoothj
in unison ; 3. applied to plants, have the leaves
rot off, as caused by excessive rains; 4. applied
to the end or ends of things, square or straight
and even across.
^^cj' ^' ^|5c2^^c8i, def. 2. excite to do o^
act together, excite to peace and unity.
^ficg, def. 2. see c8.
^t€i2^^9 def. 4. denotes a sword which is sqaard
at the end instead of being pointed.
000^9 CO* o^c^opcBi, def. 3.
yicoy ^* vtc^Sttic^, cause to be even, reconcile.
CDcaStSt. real peace, harmony.
c^fdBii def. 1*
CQfdBSc8ioc8S, be on agreeable terms with, not at vari«
ance.
80 415
e^ooi^oi^ff even, of eqaal length or height.
Bj^oiS, even the end of a thing by catting and tarning
it at the same time.
028t| def. 1.
i|c86, CO. o^cSSStcSS, harmonize ; be smooth, and even.
Deriv. j,
Vj^tj^i adv. of sound like that made by of a smith's
bellowsy &c.
)2^i^^i6^fdBS| do.
i^Scj^S, eo. o^Sc^StoStoS, adv. grating sotinds.
iji. 1. CO. of other roots in the signification of profuse,
copioosy continnons ; 2. qfix. urgently, incessantly ,.
diffosively.
cB^o^ty CO. S^t&p.
ib^^c^t, rain incessantly.
yioo^c^ti do things with assiduity, energetically.
Cog. jj, — co^9f — ooj*.
ij^, chiming qfix. see w^^fcjP, pulverized, sometimes
contracted to OD^jS.
t)5c2^^^^» ^^* imitative of sound; see c5.
i|^Cjj^, adv. sound made by the flying of large birds,
snoring, &c.
^ 1. Dry, be dried, wither, shrivel ; 3. hard, shrunken,
wanting in flesh or succulence; 3. of. dry
shrivelled, shrunken ; 4. of. desiccated, scabbed',
as a sore ; 6. adv. of a dry, parched, arid ap-
pearance ; 6. derivative form, parched, wanting
in moisture; 7. tie, bind down together. The
416 ^
ends of a band, twisted and seoared ; 8. cuft?
stiff, anpUable; 9. a bioderi either a band oi
something to connect and stiffen the parts ; 10
a fence made of poles tied together; 11. con
struct do. ; 13. off. connected intervals, one aftei
another; 13. deriv. form, in strise, elevations aD<
farrows, scratches ; 15. aff. haggled, rough, ragged
surfaces; 16. aff. nicked here and there; 17. t
range of things as traps, stakes, &c.; 18. num. of.
applied to fences, ranges of things; 19. co. to tlu
term . denoting a trap ; 20. applied to textures
mats, baskets, and the like ; 2]. off. checked
spotted; 22. aff. sleazy; 23. disease, particularly
fever, headache, &c. chronic, intermittent ; 24, t
small mat, wove as def. ^0. and used instead of (
plate ; 25. a kind of offering; 26. ask for, entreat
supplicate, implore ; 27. a kind of worm or grul
which feeds on young, succulent bamboos.
o5Se)0» and oS^oo, def. 21. see <t>^.
a^«o, def. 20. 9ee o^.
rBSoD% CO. cBS«ocB^ejo5, def. 3. 9ee cB^.
fS^uo, dry barren land,
^^eOi ooo^^^oo^OD^, plain texture.
Sioo, CO. 8100^8100, def. 5. %ee 8t.
tS^eo, CO. cSW^dB^exD, def. 4. %ee c8^.
•e)09, def. 13.
•fS^^eo, def. 14.
8Seo, CO. 8S«o«St)DS, def. 12.
882>D, CO. Sf^SttoS, def. 15. and 12. 9ee 8t.
obieo, def. 12.
ooi
?§« «^
ooSoo, 00. ooSeoooSttoS, def. 9. and 10.
crSvoAxf traDs verse polesy nsed in coDstrnotiDg
floors aod roofs.
oo^oDQoS, same as oo^oo*
oo^e>Dc8, dry up, evaporate.
oo^g2^eO| dried meat.
oD^g^8S«o, def. 23.
oo^Sog^Seo, def, 17. a whole line of fenooi traps,
Ac. as the case may be.
fSoDy def. 20.
8SoOi def. 16.
o^eoS^f a species of cotton plant, so called from
its shrivelled appearance.
oe^eioSi, def. 2. a species of bat which is almost
destitute of flesh.
obSco, def. 8.
GbScS^obSeo, def. 22.
dbSooobS^!, do. and tenacious.
c8o3, spread out to dry, def. 3.
cotoOi dry itch def. 3.
oo^eo, def. 3. dry by the fire.
o5toO| CO. ooieocotcDl, def. 21.
o^ooeo, def. 6.
sg^oD, suppression of menses in whole or in part.
ooGogoty def. 26.
nycqXf co. ooo^iSsc^i, ask for a thing to be given back ;
demand an equivalent.
aDO^y— oDt, beg off, beg to be excused.
^9 tie, bind together with cross pieces.
If eo. o9@soo@8, tie down with do.
28 K.
418 eoo3ogi
eon^, CO. eoc^e)oajj)| tie or bind several parallel things
on a line with each other,
eo8iS^, red-headed ^, def. 27.
eotx>S« CO. eo^DSeocbi, tie in a withe knot*
eo8^9 CO. ooS^eocSi see €)0c8.
eo^, be withered and divested of leaves as plants oon-
tiguous to a fire.
eooofS^, CO. eo^oocB^eooooD^i tie up somethingi as
poles, for a screen.
eoooSi^ CO. uDOoSieooooif surround with twigs or
brash, for a screen or fence.
eoooi, dried up till no moisture remains.
20089 CO. oDcSeoS^f dry up, wither, as plants.
ggsoSeocS, do. die.
oDcSoos, dry to hardness.
^cSof do* also applied to persons who are pined away
to skin and bone.
eoc8^, dried, divested of moisture, desiccated as a sore.
ojcS^oocSS, dry up as streams, become dry as
any thing which has been wet.
odSs, CO. eoo^i) also, ask for a thing without really ex-
pecting it, or intending it should be given.
eoocdS, CO. eoocdSeooooS, bind together, bind asBheaveB.
eooQO, CO. 200o5oDloo^t, petition, implore, ask for with
prostration, or other sign of humiliation.
eoSs, CO. ooSieoos, tie together in contact.
oDOOi bind sheaves.
eOQ^, dry and hard.
eoooogi, the solitary eo, def. 27*
to
HSp 419
flOoSy 00. eooS^oSf or oooSeioeioS, wither-up and die^
as plants.
opoooSi partially dry, as near ripe grain •
aooSiy ask to have handed or given down.
. vocdxf — ODty beg pardon, apologize.
oodS^, CO. eodS^oosfif beg food.
yio3cS^oo^» a beggar,
<o8i@i8i, def. 27. Varieties see eio8i8^, and eoddogi.
Cog, •oo, — ooooi — ^1 — g> — odjj, — 5>>— ^5>«
oo^ 1. Flee; 2. ran; 3. move along with speed, run-
ning; 4. decline, as the snn ; 5. a kind of basket ;
0. 00. going or departing; 7. oo. naming and
calling; 8. num. o^. quantities measured in
basket; 5. about two common baskets,
o^eo^o^oot, def. 6, able to go alone, as a child.
«o^€X)^l, flee in various directions, as a frightened
multitude,
loVooif fall in running, rub aside.
iD^ooo^, (oooy, and 030^t, do.) run from in order to
avoid.
BO^o^icBtopi, def. 7. call back, in running.
soScBttooi, def. 7. call his name*
o^cBto^, a species of voS^ used for carrying paddy.
oWlO, said to be a small species of vd^$ with a cover
need for carrying clothes, &c. in travelling ; flee
or run, with noises intended to frighten away the
parsuer.
oWncBtQOiy answer to call, def. 7.
oWoo^ eee coScx>o^t.
oVfl^, A measuring basket.
420 vo^
ooSocSi, trot.
eo^^^^^, run in companyy as a moltitade.
«>D^^8, CO. eo^^ODS^ti escape by flight,
eo^cBy baskets to carry paddy sheaves.
vo^f$ CO. e)0^^008^t| run at raudom,
00^08^69 CO. eocS^oeo^cS^B^, a kind of ^^ naed fc
clothes.
eo^OD^, CO. vcfioD^v^Soogty run scrambling np a trei
or other high place.
c)O^CD§» ran a certain distance with all the might, •• 4
as far as one can well do without resting, on
heat; run by heats.
eo^ODO^Sy same as oD^ooo^t.
oo^cSit applied to the sun or other heavenly bodiei
def. 4.
00^810^81, basket for carrying, see 00. o^.
«>d5, same as o5Si griped, pinched, crowded, dkc.
Gog. ODeoSy same as 'o3e)5S.
votf of long-standingi old,* not recent.
cosooSy adv. same as obsobs, adv. for a long time,
eo^, or o5^ 1. Boil down; 2. dry country, or regioi
hence a destitution of such eatables as are fooi;
in streams ; 3. afx. very dry food, cooking to di^
ness; 4. afx. smells, as if well cooked, savofj
agreeable ; 5. exude ; 6. untie, liberate any Xhii
tied, tangled, or bound; 7. aff. loosened, untie
unbound.
cS^eo^, def. 2. see ob^, used in this signifioatio
^eo^, def. 3. applied to cooking.
oo^cjSieo^, def. 3. applied to cookiog.
o5 421
c8^odSc8i| disengage, antying or anbinding; un-
looee a knot.
cSioo^,. CO. c8ie]0^c8ia^^, def. Y,
oo^ooo5^9 extract medical virtaes by decoction.
QDJ^QO^f cotiplets in the signification of eo^.
«90^oooo^oS| mi^ke sugar from cane.
esoScS^oSy def. 5, exnde an oily substance from the
headi as a male elephant at certain seasons.
cjoSSt, dart or straigpten out from a coil as a frightened
snake (2^ooc8»o^§8G8^9d038cx)^inoi.
aoScSi, CO. oo^cSi^^cdi, or e)0^c8ioo^c8i| untie, liber-
ate.
oo^c8xa9lc8i, untie as a bundle, open a parcel.
oo^c8io5t, boil down to dryness, or till the water is
nearly evaporated.
adSo&ooS, make salt, generally by boiling.
ooSdS^y boil to a proper consistence for eating.
Cog. 5?>— 5>?,— «:>5>^i— o^gpf , — g^, — oog^,—
foi, foand in Sgau only in derivative forms, the root
appears to be Pgho.
Cog. ©eoi, — ODooi, jews-harp;
^, 1. Strong, pungent; 2. sound, harsh, shrill; 3. co.
destitute, afflicted; 4. affx. severely, painfully,
penetratingly; odors, strong, pungent; 5. adj,
wretched, afflicted, forlorn ; 6. acute as pain in
the bones ; 7. severci heavy rain ; 8« rain water ;
9. carry on the arms, hence ; 10« num. affx. ap-
plied to loads thus carried; 11. an armful ; 12.
4S2 ^^^
harlotry; 13. an aDimal reeembliDg a squirrel with
a strong, unpleasant scent ; 14. an insect of the bee-
tle family. It appears in the early part of tho
rains; 15. a place for offering to demons with al-
lusion to the ills which they inflict on mankind.
000^9 ^3 o^ooo^i c^^ooc!5, an armful of bamboos
or of wood, def. 11.
cof^h^j one or two armfuls, def. 10.
oo^c!5, CO. oo^obooScS^, def. 6.
oo^ll^ooSo^, do.
oo^ooo^^Qb, the wind which precedes rain,
ootb, def. 8.
^y^f CO. fiobfieolf def. 4t applied to odors.
8^o5, CO. S^obobeb, soDietimes 8, def. 5. see 8S.
8o5, a species of plant.
8^o5, CO. S^obolo^, or 8^€^o)o5, or 8^ob<»tfb,
def. 1. red- peppers.
o5{58«;5, def. 16.
O08o&^8o^, construct do.
cB^ob, def. 4. 00. (Bp6\t suffer hunger.
obooobs, applied to sound, def. 2. afx. applied to heat
def. 4.
o^oocSS, def. 1.
€^9^, CO. of, obf^.
fbocH, same as €^, def. 13.
fboo^, 'the rain insect/ def. 14.
fbob, adv. severely, pungently, powerfully strong to
the taste or smell.
«bf f% title of a female in Karen fable, distingushed for
cruelty.
o5^ 493
cbs^t^f piercing pain.
flbogSy CO. OD^i def. 3.
obcS^t take up in the arms in order to carry ; def. 9.
i&^y the email species of o5| def. 13.
cbScBscSiy the gathering of clouds in the south west as
at the commencement of the rains.
«bo8, CO. ^b^.
8^^, CO. obf^obo^, heavy, severe rain.
Q^^obcBy do.
«^^^«at, incessant) heavy rain.
sbf^^icSiooS^y sheets of rain driven by the wind.
cb8Sy^> large species of oby def. 13.
SioofbS^y^i do.
obdb^^y CO. e)bcib^^\»sc8^, (ob* evil, ob, bad fame,
^S, female;) a female of bad fame, a harlot, pro-
stitute, {^%ee def. 12.)
Cog. ^,— co«^,— ^,— CX)^,— ©^,—00^,— ^,-00^.
8^^ 1. Increase in extent widen, spread, as a hole, and
as things which extendi or spread over a surface;
2. adv. spreadingly, tearing, rending; 3. af.
eating voraciously, devouring.
4. CO. ob58ic;ji|S8i, or obSSinglSi, or ob S8iS8i, or
obSSi^Siy or o5S8icd8i, a cleaver, or large knife.
They are of different names, according to their
different shapes, as o5S^8^, — o^Soioj^y — o^SotcS^
Q^SogOD^y — «i5S8ojjt, — cbSoo^8i and c5S^8JS.
nQj6«bS| 9ee n^S, a species of cutting instrument.
8^«bS, def. 1. %ee 8^ccS.
dB^c^Sy CO. c8^cbSc8i§, become wider and wider,
as a hole or opening, def. 3.
424 ^t
g8^o5Sc8^<6% da*
^^c!5S| enlarge as ao alcerating sore.
§c!5S| a spreading ringworm.
c8|Sc!5S, tear, or make a noise like that of tearing.
CQ^c!5S, def. 3| applied to eating.
c!5Snof^^ cleaver's edge.
c55oo|^i, the back of a o55, def. 4,
Q^SSSSSy head of the cleaver,
c55o55, adv. def. 2.
(i>S(^So55o55, broadf wide-spreading.
obScSS, same as «b5, def. 1.
c!5S^S^, — o55^8^, — obSs^S^, varieties of the cleaver.
«i558t:8h, the mark of a cleaver.
c!5Sc8^f the handle of a cleaver.
^Sof^f the shank of the cleaver.
obSoiog, — c55o8cS,— obSojoo^, — ebSSo^s, — cb5<x>p8u
varieties of the cleaver,
o55oj^i, a dull cleaver,
o55c»SooS, end of the cleaver, or the handle.
Cog. so^S, as ©«i55©c85, — ^5.
eibs !• adv. sound very slight, like that of something
moving with caution ; 2. adv. applied to laoghing,
slight and somewhat suppressed ; 3. adv* approach-
ing to, somewhat resembling, 4. aff. in small
quantities, scarce; r». rough, prickly : 6. ojf'. ap-
plied to smells, disagreeable; 7. adv. applied to
time, indicates delay, a long while; 8. adv. ap-
plied to age, an advanced period of life; 9. qf^^
applied to scratching, cautiously; 10. adv. applie<i
to an itching eruptioui spreading and virulent.
tb^ 425
o^SiobSy clef. 3. somewhat red, free h^.
^^cbif def. 3. see ^^.
8io5^8if)b«f def. 3. see 8t.
tSobtf CO. cSesS^xScbS) def. 5.
•fSo^t, do.
^iQ^s^tobs, see ^t.
^icibit CO. \\^t\\Sti def. 2.
fi9^9 CO. fie5sfic3, or fio^s^iy^, def. 6,
y^obs, 00. y^oSy^cibs, def. 8.
o^tibt, def. 3. <^. of opeos.
o^obs, c<7. o^obso^oSt, def. 9.
o^tcbit ce>. 09«ti5tod8c88, def. 10.
dS^fbt, (^. d8^ei58dS^«8<, def 1.
ibiaoooSi def. 1.
ibtdBl, o^t;. def. 4.
i^cbt, CO. 'cbtfbtcBtcSt, a^s^v. def. 7.
Cog. 0fbt9 — ooobi, — ««i5s, — oDobs, — ^s, — cx)^i.
i^» varied in form, color, or quality; 1. applied to
groQDd, variable, some places having a different
soil from others ; 2. aff. changed, deteriorated ;
3. ag^. applied to distances, certain marks at inter-
vals; 4. Qsed in the signification of eiojS.
OTStib^Sp, def. 1.
oD^cS^ob^, do. have elevations differing from
the other parts*
cS^fb^f do.
8ic5^f CO. 8iQb^8ac8^, def« 2. varied with red,
generally indicating deterioration.
•Sc5^» CO. eSob^eScS^, def. 3. applied to artioala*
dooBy Qsaally long between them.
426 c5iooi
c8i«b^, CO. c8itib^c6ic^, def. 4.
tib^8f)i 00. cb|58|5cb|5coS, def. 1.
cb^cSii 00. ciS^c8i8^^c8i9 def. 4. come loose, or ontie^
Derivative ^j5.
€^1 1. Tell over I rehearsei narrate ; 2. thin in flesh
3. CO. of eoif separating of things from each othei
by fanning; 4. an appellation given to a class <»
demons, as departed ancestors.
oSc^iooti said to denote the depression from eadi
corner of the month.
oSootcbiooS, def. 1. see 6S.
ita>^c!bic8i| def. 1. relate a subject in a formal
or connected manner.
h^^Sh^^x, do.
<i)icibi, make offerings to demons, def. 4.
Gl^cSjScbiGSjS, def. 1. applied to bringing op
some old affair.
cBjStSbi, CO, o8^oi| be in a famishing state.
q5ic^, CO. cbic^^cbio^y reduced in flesh to a d^ree
that the bones and tendons become very promi-
nent with depressed channels between them,
tibng^y CO. €5id§^€5iG^, def. 1. applied to judicial pro-
tibi8i, as f ^oScbiSii def. 2. reduced to the last extrem-
ty, as in cases of severe famine,
tbi^cbt, remarkably thin.
tibioooQ^, rehearse as poetical lines in rapid sncoession ;
spread rapidlyy as an epidemic.
tibicBo^i same as c5io^*
tibiooi, CO. cbiooicbing^y relate the story of a fend.
«8 427
f
i^io^, def. 3. CO. ooio^.
ibiooS, see o^ooBobtcoS.
cbicSi, redaced id flesh, reduce to relative order.
cbxoOy CO. tibio5c8So5, pine away and die*
ibic^itibiODli thin and blacki as a person subjected to
bard labor in the sun.
ibioof^, ghastly thin, of a haggard countenance.
Cog, •tibii — oocbi, — ODtiii.
eS ]. Char, singe or burn the surface; 2. desiccate, drj
npi become stiffor solidy as paint; 3. rigid, unpliant;
4. rough, harsh, hnskyi indurated, and bare; 5.
clear the surface of the ground : 6. clear a stream»
road| &c. from obstructions; 7. the silk cotton
tree^ 8. applied to the mind, vexed, irritated 5 10,
the relationship of* families formed by inter-
marriage; 11. aff. the significations of def. I9 2.
Zy 4) 5, and 6; 12. aff. applied to odors of
burning hair or flesh ; 13. adj. cracked, as a
pot by being overheated ; 14. adv. inactively^
motionless, still, silent; with firmness, explicitly,
positively, fixedly ; 15. for the sake of, on account
of, because of; 16. a smith's bellows ; the work-
ing of the bellows, a forcible blowing or blast ;.
17. CO.. destruction.
o^dBf def. 1. Bee cq^f sometimes applied to cook-
ing by burning the surface, but generally to burn-
ing a corpse.
cB^dB, CO. cS^cScB^eo^, def. 17, see eojS.
<f^Sf def. see c^S.
428 ^t8
||i»^«35| def. 4. see f)t.
(jScSi def. 16. see (^S.
ogScSy def. 4. a maDgy dog.
opo^Szdtf def. 4.
SjScSy beat for the purpose of seasoning or harden-
ing.
bScSy 00. c^S«38^«3, def. 5. by chopping.
btoBi def. 5. by scratching or raking.
038c8, a stiff, firmly made basket.
ODoiicS, def. 13.
ootSy CO. oo8|SoeQ8, def. 15.
ooc8, 00. ooS^oocS, def. 10.
tScxDOOB, adv. def. 14.
c8cBSc8, browned or burnt in cooking,
«8ogS, singe or burn off, def. 1.
tS^z, same as «3| 1.
e8e)o), CO. e8» simply, def. 4. and 2.
eSeo, CO. tSooS, def. 1. to dryness.
cSejSsi 00. c8e)5c8e)5s or o^scBeSeiSs, def. 4.
c8e]5pi name of a bird about the size of a robin ; the
name is an imitation of the noise it makes.
c8c8, adv. def. 14. a:>566So8c8, do.
eSooi^y CO. €8ooi^c8(5^, the upright parts of a bellows.
<3g8^, CO. tScSjStoScSS, bring to the surface that which
is covered by removing the incumbrances.
. 038d8d8^, def. 9.
e8^» 00. cS^tcD^i remove obstruction so as to give a
clean surface.
ifiScgS 429
S^Sf the lower end or large part of the pistODS of a
bellows.
£, or ^8, Bombay flower.
£xB, the piston rods.
dSoy eo. tSoiSob, cook by roasting, grilling, Ac. as in
def. 1.
dBoo^t san^e as «8o^«
dBobi, def. !• singe* burn off.
dBc8S, eo. «Sc8So6«c85, def. 8.
dBcSi, cOf <ScSi^8c8i| def. 1.
££^i CO. iScS^^tcS^i is to <8| any thing for the pur-
pose of eating.
Cog. #16, — cx>c8,— §,— oo§,— ©§ — a>§,-oo§.
dBS, 1. Pursue with eagerness, follow hard after; 2. pur-
sue any object with eagerness in order to attain
to it ; 3. scrape off, by a vigorous application of
the ends of the fingers or finger nails ;
4. CO. oobS, and o^, in def. 2.; co. of oji, in def.
1, and 2; 5. oo. c^, indicating that the thing
spoken of or referred to, is done to afford amuse-
ment; 6. CO, 23011, indicating an effort to emulate
others in power, &c.
7. eo» ZD% generally dSi; 8. adv, cicatrices, indicat-
ing assimilation to the natural and healthy state.
coc8^, CO. ^SpSSS^f def. 4.
ooicS^, def. 4.
cSSifiS, CO. c85d8^c85(^, def. 6.
oocSS CO. ootonoddB^i def. 6.
dS^nob^y €0. obiifiScbioobS, def. 4. see cobS.
S^f def. 3.
430 iSSo55
iSSoSStfiW, def. 8.
tSSi 1. Confine, press, as with the hand or a weight!
2. block npi obstruct ; 3. in traveling) a stream
4. raise op, as stones, in order to find frogs, &e.
6. a weight; 6. a prison or place of confinement i
7. CO. tracing a subject; 8. qjf. carbonized, reduc-
ed to coal ; 9. af^. discoursing impressively, bj
pressing the subject in its various relations ; 10<
reduce by heavy blows or force ; 11. ddv. obstruct-
ively, cumbersomely, troublesomely ; 12. adv,
weightily, impressively; 13. adv<, time or con-
tinuance of a thing ; while, during ; indicates that
the thing spoken of is of paramount importaooe
during its continuance.
<BSc8S, def. 8. •
i^^Si^^x, def. 9.
0Dc8S, def. 5. the weight of a trap.
S^cgicSS, def. 5. a weight used t6 keep a cottoB-
gin steady while working }t.
S^cSB, def. 10.
oi«85, 00. oi;jSoid8S, def. 13.
8c8S, 00. opic8i8d8S, def. 12. 8, lightly and cBS,
' weighty, to purpose, effectually.
iSStJoS, def. 1.
— <S5,-tf)S, def. 6.
«3Scbi, as i^c^ioSSobt, def. 7.
tfiScSS, 00. <3Sd8^2o5cDS, adv. 11.
fSSob^, def. 1. catch crabs by pressing upon them,
<36o5S, def. 3.
tBtSx 431
iBScSf def. 3. follow or travel along a stream towards
the soarce.
fiScoiS, CO. tfiSooi^tSSoj, def. 4.
iSSoSiy applied to wood, denotes pntting it in or about
the fire place in the signification of def. 2.
Oog. •«85, — ootfiS,
8t, 1. The sheath investing joints of bamboos, and
certain other plants; 2. applied to animalsi the
eeophagas or gnllet ; 3. wax made by bees ;
4, with (ffij prefixedf the name of that species of
bee which produces the wax used in calking
boats ; 5, split-bamboos used as a covering for
roo6; 6. a jacket or coat made of leather^ used
as a shield against arrows and other weaponsi in
former days;
7. oo. tibtf in several of its significations, which
see; with the negative, nothing at all ; 8. name of
a sbmb used in coloring red, of which there are
several varieties; viz.
cStoiy — fStoi, CO. «8t3}^,— fStS, and tfitc^.
9. the number eight; 10. name of one of the
lunar months embracing a part of July.
aStSi, def. 2.
cS^tSt, def. 4.
o^ttSi, def. 7. see cbt.
ti&tBi, a plant resembling eSt, see def. 8. but
not used in coloring.
coltSi, def. 10.
o5^8^8, def. 5.
kdBif or is8t, def. 3.
482 cfi^o^cSio^
fStso, eighty.
sotSti eighteen.
tSiOD^, and cSsc^^dB^, def, 1.
<Sto8y salve, cerate, &c. from their resemblaDce to w:
and oil naixed.
Cog. ©tfii, — oDtSi, — s^t| — :§8, — a)C§t, — •c^t,-
00:^li ODC§l^ — §8.
<S^, 1. Segments, parallel ridges; 2. notchedy serratei
3. segments of similar size; 4. num, affix, nan
ber of such divisions; &• adv. in ridges, Btreal
prominent angles, notchesi serrations, &c. ;
affix do. 7. a pagoda ; 8. name of a river repn
sen ted in Karen fable as being one of the large
in the world ; 9. the Salwen river ; 10. co. c8^.
oodB^oocS^, in ridges or segments^ oic8«8|S, or i
cScS^otcdeo^, the phosphorescent centipede ; t
«8^, separate into ridges or segments; Stfi^, pi
goda flower, white, fragrant ; <^^i3^, co. of ^^«d
o^^dB^i a pagoda ^scS^, cut roond in notchet
oStcS^, CO. of f^SvS\j see also e«8^, or •t8^»oD,-
cx>c8^, and odiS^odod.
cS^ooodS, adv. def. 5.
c8^<6^f large, nnwieldly, applied to baskets above tl
usual size.
cS^^i^cSi^i^, the junction of the river, def« 8. with cB
dB^obicSicbi, denotes the two great rivers c3j
and c8i.
<S^c8S, the river c8^, def. 5.
cS^o^cSio^, region beyond dB^, and cBi, 9ee def.
and rSio^.
cB 483
dB^o^i segmente or bits of bamboo^ OBed ae fire wood;
aibreVf «g^.
iSjSSio^Si, pagoda.
Sif CO. odS, as OQcSiooeo^, see vo^f def. 1.
Cog, »i6v— — oofSi, and 03c8i.
^ 1. Even, square and smooth off the eod of a thiog;
3. even and rednce tlie edge of a tool which is
blunt or nicked ; 3. of. smooth, even ; 4. a ge-
neric name for several oil trees distinguished for
being tall, straight, and having smooth biirk;
the dammer oil tree may be taken as a type ; 5.
generic ndme for several snakes, distinguished for
sleekness ; the rat snake is a type; most of the
Tarietiee not poisonous ; 6. stairs, ladder ; 7. floor ;
8. with an ojf. lay a floor; 9. co. bridge; 10. co.
11. adv. alone, only; 12. of. peculiar or singular
of its kind ; 13. qff^. cause for separation ; 14. aff,
single, without family ; forsaken, solitary, abandon-
ed, despised, come to nought ; 15. be solitary,
deserted ; 36. marmot, or bamboo rat.
a>^<8, def. 14. see od^, ooc8c8, def. 7. together
denote iron plates said by the ancients to have
been used for the decks of junks.
c;2|c8, def. see cjjj, — oooicS, one person only,
alone; oooo^ScS, continually, ooc8c8, one stem,
rod, range, oocSo^^cS, continually, and ooo8c8Sc8,
do. illustrate the use of c8, def. 11. oo^ofscS, def.
13. see a^tf — c8i8itdB8i, 9. fic8, co, ficSfioo),
def. 13. applied to the smell of a kind of mango ;
dBidB, and cSiojScSicSi def; l4. oSlSy co. ocO&ocfl
99 K.
434 cBcSi
c8, and co1o^oc>1<6, def. 12. applied to a pecQUar
kind of breathing, o5^8i<68i, def. 10.
cSoDO^i speciea of def. 4.
«6ood| 00. ooojSop^ooo, solitary, deserted.
^fioDoB, CO. c8ooG&o5^^, and c8a)o8o5^o2^(^^f Bpecdee
of def. 5.
cSngS, def. 2.
td8i| species of def. 4. bark and blossoms of a reddidit
color,
S^t CO. Sioif^Soyx^ or bSo^^^i ^^* ^*
tdao^i 00. cSoo^cSsii blossoms acid, (6c^^, bark tougb^
peels off in long strips^ species of def. 4.
tdooi, species of def. 5.
«6ooi^y side pieces of a ladder or stairs* tfiooi^oot, foot
of a ladder or stairs.
cScSif and «6cSio^^9 species of def. 5« striped od the
back.
c8cBi, steps a ladder or stairs.
cS^^Q^t, space between the two sides of a ladder, &c.
cSooiy species of def. 4. distinguished for the hardnese
of its wood.
cSfHei, top of a ladder, <&c.
tdoi, large species of f|8»^f or soft-shelled turtle.
«6oii, even the ends so as to be on a horizontal line
with each other.
c8^c8, straw ladder, spoken of in Karen fable.
cSo^f grind down thin and even, as the edge of a tool.
cScS^ojS, found in poetry, a very poisonoos anake.
<8c8i, 00. i(8c8i<:^c8i, lay a floor.
SSSx 435
i8o1, light, toBoj, dark-colored bark, and t6o8, yielding
dammer oil ; species of def. 4.
dScol, steps of a ladder, &:c.
ifl8\§\Sif def. 6.
Oog. ^,— oDS^i — §•— f'^^,— 03§, — c§i — ft and
JSj 1. Be disturbed, broken up, thrown into confosion,
tnaltitadey on the move; 2. aff. demolishedi in a
minoits state, as an old building; 3. take down,
as the hair; 4. go, for demolish, tear down; 5.
aff. eating mneh in little time, wastefully^
without frugality; 6. co, ornaments, appendages,
indicating superfluity ; 7. ojf. confused, out of
order, all down, as the hair in an undressed
state; 8. trickle down, flow out, as tears; 9.
aff. evacuation of water, parturition; 10. co.
spreading of cutaneous eruptions; 11. a species
of plant, leaves used for coloring black; 12. adv»
rustling sound, as among dry leaves.
^{5t8S, def. 11- o6a«fiS, def. 9. cSicSS, def. 7. c8l
cjidBicSS, def. 2. c8^c8S, CO. (B^S^S^S, def. 5.
Derivatives, §S, and co§S.
^oj, CO. oonoj^fiSoj, def. 6,
<S^co^c8^eo^, def. 12.
^oSScKooS, do.
dS^^, def. 10. CO. e^SSp.
dK^S^S, def. 1.
dB^^^» do. ]
JSSdix^ CO. ^ScSifoB^cSi, def. 4.
436 Sp
fSSj fonnd odIj ai^ ao adverb qualifjiog Boonds of a
harehi grating kind.
cSSoDooSi — cx))c8Scx>odS9 and cx)fdB6ooccS| adv. Bomnde
like that prod need by tbe collision of one thing
with another by rubbing, scratching, &c.
SSooq5Scx)c6Scx)S, bis foot slipped with a grating
noise.
foBS^fiS, CO. fc8Sc86ooS<)oS| do. soonds of hoarBeneas or
obstrnctions in the throat.
^oo^cSScSSy Bonnd produced by moving one thing
after another in searching ; hence the idea of search-
ing all about with little or no noise.
o^oo^cSScSS, do. »ic8S^S, make harsh broken
sounds as when one is very hoarse ; oScBSt65|
scratch with grating sounds.
c8t| is used in the same way as c8S, and in the aanoe
significations, as cdtODODSj—oocStcocoSy-^toBltdtoot
e08, same as c8Sc85ex:>S<)oS.
(6^, 1. Lay restraints upon, discipline, chastise, teach,
break in, bring under subjection ; 2. measure
with tt measure of capacity ; 3. names of veaselfl
used as measures, as
fSc8^, — <>2^l^9 <&6* 9 ^* <^v* in & manner to
nonplus one, quash or deprive of the power of
self-command ; 5. name of a shrub, bears a soar
fruit ; fruit and succulent stems eaten in tarrj.
Three* varieties; 6. assess, levy a tax; 7 poor
soil, unproductive,
see 8iQb^8\c8^; 8. af. and co. c5^, as •Sob^tSidB^,
see fb^ ; 9, of. def. 1. see d3^i6p, ioipretete.
ifii 437
cS^fdB^f — ^^c8^9 meHsnriDg baeketSi o8^c8S, dis-
cipliney chastisey and o^^^^'^^^^i ^^ o" frieodlj
terms with eacb other; 10. aff. in sig, of def.
8. 9ee cB^dS^i and coS^cS^; 12. see 8t«Sj5, oo. 8t
<6^8tQbS, a species of the lizard family.
Cog, QOfS^i Bee cx)looojjscx>1oo^|S, — co«8p, §^, c§^.
fBSoDOoSy and OD^^ooo3S, adn. def. 4.
dB^t, CO. fdBjSeeoiei collect money from a number of in-
dividuals in a vessel pi a certain sizcy by which^
when full the quantity is estimated.
ffl^oSy species of def. 5. grows in moist soil.
dS^^^, CO. <fi^^jSex>i^^, def. 2.
^SoD, measure paddy or any grain with a basket.
cfi^^y large species of def. 5. o^^ci^^dS^f a creeper,
leaves resembling def. 5.
dB^icjOf species of def. 5. fruit small, not eaten.
^A\, def. 2.
tB^c^, assess, levy a tax, g8^«6^o^, pay over the
amount coilected in a district; applied also to the
habits of a small kind of fish which are said to
run in shoals into the mouths of a larger kind, by
way of paying them tribute.
cB^og^f gi^e by measure.
c^8ioo8i, def. 5.
dSi 1. Ooaxy aid, treat with care the weak and feeble,
or heavily laden ; 2. evenness, directness ; oocSi,
applied to persons, denotes* breadth; in weaving
it denotes the woof; ooooi^ootBi, denotes the.
height and breadth ^A an uprigl^t thing ; 8« oo.
@it, — aoi| — ts^ AC. indicating evenness, fitness,
438 SiOip
or directneesi ae ^i8(6i» neg, oo@i8oo<6it — 9nS
8^1,, €0. 8i6io65i6i. 4. afw. indicating motion
to or from on a level or horizontally ; as oontfiif—
— o6c8i ; 5. skirt along, pass aronnd the margin,
as of a hilly instead of going over it; 6. off. 9ee
cB^i6if where it denotes contraction, drawing to-
gether of the parts ^ ^ 7. af. sidewise, as S^tdBi,
CO. ooS^cSi ; 8. cocoa-nut tree, c8ic8tOD^i ooooa-nnt
shelMike, t. e. hard, hnskj; 9. bug; hence co. to
terms for other verroiui as o^SitdBiSi; 10« with
voSf or zSS, affixed, a comparative term used n^.
very inconsiderable, just none, scarcely; 11. adv.
sound like rustling among leaves; 12. see tfitdBi,
bees'- wax; 13. see ooicSif cp. oooooicBi, elk,
deer; 14. see oStStdBi, co. oSiScSiaStStOi, a small
worm, eats thatch.
Cog. »c8i, CO* •i6i»tOi, — •«8i»oS,«— •^•cBi,—
oocSi, or ooc8qoi6i,— ooc5Soo(6i| and oe^oocSi.
c8icc8i, meat of the cocoa-nut.
cSiQO^, def. 10. GOoS^foBitO^CD^, there is none at all.
cSicoiy CO. fSlt&S.
fSx^^iAxvDXf def. 10. applied to sounds.
(SicSioDieoiy and cSicoicBicoi, do*
c8ioo^oi| cSi^SooSoi, def. 5.
c8io6, cocoa-nut water.
fdBxoo, CO. cSiog^f cocoa-nut tree.
foBioo^y (Pghoism) cocoa-nut shell. <0is^oocb\, busk
of do.
cSoDCoS 439
d9io^ii CO. <6io^ii6i65i) fibers of the cocoa*nnt husk.
&0D^9 cocoa-noty the frnit.
i6\ao^o^y shell of do. idBiodSoDcB^, eoft, spo^^gj
part of the hnsk between the fibers. cSioD^noSi,
meat of the cocoa-nut. c8iOD^noo8^9 the spongy
part which forms around the germ,
Q^, contraction of <3^o^, which see.
6\ 1. Borrow, hire, lend, wc), ask to borrow.
ciStoyhire. c)ooc8, borrow without price.
8tc)oooDS, hire out one's self ; ^.aee »cx>lcl, co. •co)
c^»ocflcn» where it is used as a chiming affix, with
the power of an intensive; 3. see d^sScl, name
of a tree, flower fragrant; 4. applied to time, see
«cl, last year; ODcloofS, year before last; 5. see
oocl, 6» adv. of sound, as 88c) cl, jfcldl.
cHoo^, CO. cp^ooSclooS, borrow, lend, or hire something.
c^ fonnd only as an adverb qualifying sound.
cSc\ adv. high and rather musical tones, as of cymbals,
email bells, and certain tones of the rhinoceros.
cS 1. adv. 00. 88, as oo8SoqcS, stupid, foolish. (^i8S
^c6> a foolish, stupid, clownish person ; 2. adv.
reduplicated, same as gSgS, and g^S^S, tenaci-
ously, applied to things which adhere ; 3. redupli-
cated CO. as cccScS and qSc^ScScS, or followed
by ooGoS, adv. sound made by a dog in biting;
4. affim. laughing or grinning in a stupid, silly
manneri as ^loocSoocS; 5. Cog. ecS, «sed in
def.' 2. see ^ecS*
cSooooS, def. 8.
440
9?
cSc5, def. 2. and 3.
csct, adv. Boand like the fretting of a snnall child.
cici» adv. 1. do. 2. applied to the growling eoands
of adultSi and to similar sounds made by tbe
negro monkey.
cc^ adv. soundi as a dog whining,
ooccoocc, and cccBcS, do.
cS 1. €0. 8^, as o^^cSo^^SjS, something disgusting to
make one turn up the nose ; 2. co. C| as S^c^S^^,
taken together, ado. sounds made through the
nose; 3. co. of c), 2.
CI) see 00CI9 an oar.
ciS, see ecx)i8CiS,.
011} see eoicii, where it is used as a particle to give
•91 an adverbial signification.
(^f terminative ajix. to certain proper namesi as SicB^^.
(jSt^Sy CO. ^S^ScScS, adv. sound like the snarling of a
dog.
<^\f particle affixed to ^^ 9 to give it an adverbial signi-
fication.
^, particle affixed to ojy as n^^y curved* bent up.
^S 1. adv. sound, as <j^<ji^$ the grunting of swiney of
snoringi and the like; 2. particle affia^- to %cf^t
as •ojt^Sf in a bowing, curved manner.
9, adv. combined with other particles soundsi as <^99t
and 0299^CC| the yelping of young dogs, 8^
98^, or 8^c^8^9, sound made., through the DOse.
99, CO. 99cDc1, theyelpingof pups and squealing of pig8»
9^, or combined with other particles, to imitate
sounds, asf
441
;^^, adv, Boonds of sonorons^ metalio substauooQ.
^8^, adv. hollow reverberated sounds.
^ adv. 1 . Tbe tones of females and children ; hence S.
in a prattling manner.
2^, particle affix, to roots of similar sound, as •c^^i^.
&f redaplicated or combined with other particles to in-
dicate 1. Something incessant, generally disagree-
ablci and 2. a minute fungi overspreading decay-
ed wood and bamboos.
•&S»8S, def. 1. oo^c8SooaDS»^»85, constantly
quarrelling.
6iiSf CO. oSop^oS^t def. 2. o^^, do.
»4S, adv. def. 1. as a>Sob^^ii565,— oDcfiiiSiS,— cBi65
ft85c5A585c5, def. 1. as, oQ|ioQ9^ooSi58Si5cS6585cS,
and o90{»t&S8S cS&S8ScS .
it, 1. Reduplicated, the crying and fretting of a young
child ; 3. see oo&t, 3. see cxybt, and 036181.
b^, def. 1.
^, 1. With 8S, adv. hollow reverberating soupds as of
a broad thin plate of metal; 2. used in proper
names.
i^8^9 def. 1. QOCDO^^ 061^8^1 the voice reverberates.
^81, same as ^8^1 and 9^8^.
^f €Uh. sound like squealing.
^8^9 adv. 80un4 Uko the bellowing of the rl^inoceros.
l^iSSp^. 064 a, def, 2.
1^8^, adv. sounds li)ce the bawl of a person, the ory of
t||e barking 4eer, aq^ the ring of a small goings .
), 1. BedopUcated of comt^f^ecl yfiti^ otber paxfiples to
442 8a8i
imitate and describe sounds ; 3.' need in certain
proper names.
8c88ct, adv. imitative of imperfectly articnlated sonndft
made through the nose.
oocoocSf dOm
88, CO. 88<n(f)» adv. sound like the squall of a hawk»
the squeal of a hog^ &c.
8S, afx. see •c*S8S.
8^8^, 1. adv. sound like the bellowing of a rhiooceroii
the ringing of a large bell, expostulating* &c.; 8.
adv. indicating a continual reminding one of
something to prevent remissness, or continual teas*
ing for something.
869 1. adv. reduplicated or combined with other parti-
cles to describe and imitate certain short guttural
or grave sounds; 2. adv. indicating continual fret-
ingy driving, or fault-finding, as rBs8S8S, — <^i
00S8S85.
8585c5c5, def. 1. yiSSc^icS, see cS.
81, see oo8», CO. o^S 81008181 .
8|S| 1, Name of a curious animal said to be found in
some parts of Burmah, resembling the human
species, but having no elbow or knee joint; 8.
adv. reduplicated, loud blustering or bellowing
sounds.
no8^nD8^y adv. citing atid talking at the same
time; 3. see o^^S^o^S^y where it indicates some-
thing indecent and disgusting.
8i8i| 1. adv. the sound made by the negro monkey,
and of the distant, loud talking of a number of
•ct))c8^»ocnc8i 443
pereoDB ; 2. fig^ applied to talking much aod per*
forming little, (^•cSi8i8i; 3. Me •88i.
|6gS, ck^r. same as cScS, tenaciously.
^ig^Sty adt. sound like the yelling of a cat.
^8tg^8if adt. sound like calling of a peacock*
ggy a<fv. sound like the squealing of a pig.
gli^Si, (Jifdv. like the yelling of a cat.
^^Sy adio. like the squealing of a hog.
^^8^^^S^9 <^dv. like the call of a peacock.
h 1. Pere. pron. I; 2. preceding j^o^. <idj. pron. my;
3. formative prefix, often used interohangably
with 00, 00, or cx>; if therefore a word beginning
with this formative is not found, let the corres-
ponding word be sought under no, oo, or OD.
•ooc|\, see co. •oo^i»coc|i.
KO^i^co^i, adv. irregularly, hither and thither.
ico^i^ooc^i, adv. do. oo^ioo^i, do.
»a>), 1. Open, spread apart in a diverging manner ; cBs
•ool, do. ; 2. the space between two diverging
bodiesf oi^md), co. oiS»n&^oi^»o^, brace the
parts so as to prevent the divergence from becom-
ing greater or less;
3. 00. •€&.
0<^ate8 ooad)| and ooon.
•a9<n, eo. •no02S»oo)<n, Odv. very divergent.
SQo)^, 00. •ocHcl.
•CDlcB^#aflc8i, have the diverging parts extend one in
mn upwardi the other in a downward direetion.
44^ ©ooS^c^S
eon^lf 00. eool^^eool^, same as •cxHc) — ,m^co\f <2o. i
eool^S, (JO. •od)^.
%ccSf CO. ^o^^f in the signification of broken.
Cognate ooooS.
•cot, 1. Generally ODoos, which see; sometimes oocot^
and ooDg; 2. co* erSs, also •o^i.
mco^f found in adverbial phrases indicating hindrancesi
obstacles, as,
•cx)^i, adv. much to be overcome, or done, t. e. pre-
vious to accomplishing the object spoken of.
eco^^^f adv, in the way, so as to hinder or prevent*
Cog. oono^, and 03cx:>^. I
%cox, 1. Dry, stifi, as clay, &c* from which the mois-i
tare has been evaporated ; c8i»aoi, become do. ;
2. CO. eAxj also eo^i.
Cog. oooDi, — oooi, and 03cx>i.
eoDio^tgSy def. 1.
•c&, or •c&»no), 1. Hard-twisted, kinked,^ intertwisted %
2. see oono, feel rigidity or tension in the maselefl
producing dragging pain; i
*^. see 09C&, restless, anxious in miod.
Cog. 0000, — ooo5, and odoS.
•o&^, 1. Chokoy strangle^ •oo^oS, strangle to death as by I
hanging; *2, stun, deafen, as with a deafeningi
noise; 3. co. ^o^Sy hump-backed, carved apward;
4. 00. do^^f curve or draw up the back volontari*
ly as a dog through fear.
Cog. ODooS.
#oS^»r^^y ooi^^ao8^i-^ooo5ooG8S, children roagishly dis-
obedient.
lofoD^y def. 1. 00^9 close tight.
lOD^ooi^y def. 2. •no^j^ieooSfS, deafening the ears. *
ifl&t, contorted, drawn npi or together, eo. of ^(y^%.
Cog. 000D8, — oooi, and com%.
id^f 1. Short, bulging or protuberant, having a hamp ;
3. as q^8»c5^, short and thick as the neck, waist,
Ac. ; 3. CO. toj^, def. 1. ; 4. co. t^, a writer ; 5.
»c&^^a, a race of people remarkable for being low
in statnre, known only by tradition.
Cog. oDc6p9 as e^ioDf^^.
»Qoi, see ODcAXf cricket.
lODiog^, eee ooo5icg^.
tt)i, 1. Pry as with a lever, as £^eooi, — dSeodi, 2.
mid. voc. raise one's self by mnscnlar effort; 8.
adv. in a heavy, laborious manner, with mnscnlar
effort.
Cog. 00001.
Koiftocn, def. 1.
lOoidB^oooos, def. 2.
ioDicDi»ooicoi, def. 8.
wn, not found alone*
€0iiciS, cocking up the posteriors.
€01^1, do.
<Q{, 1. 00. erSt, hard, rough, asperons, applied to sur-
faces ; 2. •n^@f a species of pigeon, called also
cB^o^^, V. make a noise like do.
Cognate •oj*
w^f CO. •o^^ODt, 1. BoW| bend down voluntarily, im-
plying application to business, which requires
bending; 2. adv. in a bowing, bending ti^aAner.
446
lOJl
Oognate cao^t.
•o^i^St adv. def. 2.
•n^dSi,— ^S, and •o^icSi, — oot, bend one's self, beni
the back,
-eo^l^, be ignorant) inexperienced in regard to differei
kinds of bnaincsB, untanght, ^leo^^, an igooranl
untaught person.
Oognate ODo^^.
#o^i, same as Oda^i^ spread, diffused throughout.
«of 180108, do. •o^t£tnf^i9^f throughout every city.
«(», not found alone.
eojyQ, contracted, drawn up, as the body of an animl
from cold, fear, &c. have a hump or protiiberano^
on the back.
dOj^j^, do. see uo^.
»02^, CO. mcf^mctAf uprooted, turned up by the roots.
•a^Sooo), overturned, fallen, as a house blown ov^er bj
the wind.
•ojSc8i§S, do.
BO^tf CO, Bo^tBcotf BCcSBCf^tf or eniien^t, bowed, benI
down as a person by disease or age; and as a
bowing tree, ooo^t, &nd ODo^s, do>
•o^s^S, do*
sojt^lt, do.
sooS, CO. sci^soj^' huQip-backed ; curve, draw up tlxc
back, as an animal through fear, &c.
ODo^p, do.
•ajScS^ooodSy and so^^cS^oo^^, straighten up the back:,
so^l^, in a curved, hump-backed form,
^ojt, as f so^i, a very small ratan or fillet wound
aroand the wriBt as aa oraumonti oonott and o©
o^i, do.
3(1, or •o^iMdii 00. %o^\b9, I. A barb, as Od^to^x,
the barb of a fi&b-hook, sScd^q^m^i, barb of a
harpoon ; oDnji, and oooji, do. ; 8* hooked, as
o^^mc^Xf a hooked stick, ooieopi, a hooked iron,
feS, 1. Stand on a slender basis, stand on tiptoe; 2.
in a disabled tottering inanner, as if about to fall ;
in a limping manner, 8tcfe^8i(^^, do.^ 3. full of
activity or elasticity, constantly on the more ; 4.
in an awkward, unsteady manner, as in doing any
thing with the left hand.
Cog. oDcbS, as a><feSiS,-.oo<fe^oocb^,^oooi)^ci>S,—
sb^obUo^^c^^, adv. def. 5.
MAl, def. 2. applied to binding persons, tying the
legs of animals, &c.
^^•obS, adv. def. 2.
^W8l, adv. def. 8. as biac^^acB^.
db^oS^S^, stand on tiptoe.
i>5, and a>o65, name of a Sgau in Karen fab. murder-
ed by the Pghos..
(bi, 1. Carrying buckets of water on the back, have
the back full, ©cfegoo^i, 2. bangles on the wrist
or ankle, full, occupying the whole space, eo^too
^, 3. •cbtooi, be as much as one can endure, 4.
•cbtoo, sew seeds on a gown so as to fill it up
with a particular figure of diamond shape. 099
obt*, a gown thus figured.
ocxbt^ is .found in all the above usages.
448 erS^c8|Sdocx>8
#c6i«r0i5 1* adv. describing a pereon Wbd id ^^ tali
and thin 9 as S^cS^^c^mcSi, ^.adv. in a transfixed
manner, as 9btco^SSpBcb^eS\.
•cS) 1* •cBcS^ODt; rise quickly, as when excited b|
anger or other catise ; 2. as mS^. adv. in a aadn
den rising) threatening manner, as with a burst o^
passion; 8. acB^^0c8^» adv. describing a fallei^
tree which is npbeld from the ground by tb^
branches.
bS^bSS^ adj. ytooootecS^ecfi^y describing animaU
which are tall, slender, and lank.
ecdt, not fonnd alone.
•fSieo^y hard, rongh of surface, as the outer bark of
certain trees, and the skin of some animals.
•f8i(/^, do. as c^^etacSty^, — ooi8^8psc8i^, — Qtoooot
ec8ty^.
acBtacBii same as ec^iecSi, def. !•
atS, l.Same asoDcS, yawn, oscillate through drowsioese
or dniness; 2. co. tcB, 3. erBc88^, a kind of
bird; so called in imitation of the noise it makes.
•cB^, and coS^9 1. Raise, lift up momentarily, applied
only to certain things; 2. atjh. in a raised cocked-
up manner, on tiptoe;
•cSSacB^, def. 2. as arBScS^oooosacB^afSS.
acS^8^y adv. as 09^^ iar8^8l, in a squatting manner,
sitting on the heels, opposed to sitting flat in the
usual manner.
acBScS^oooot, stretch up on^^s s^If oiK th^ efndU of the
toes, aa in making an attempt ttf climb a treat
•cgS 449
mS^, CO. mS^mS^iflf cast irp the eyes, as in looking
np for a moment id a person'^ face; 3. a name
eometimes^ given to monkeysi from their habit of
looking np into one's face.
9S$^ 1, Abbreviation of f^St^ so, too» also, likewise;
really, actually, in fact ; 3. not well adjusted, not
in a r^ular manner. Oog. coSt, add ODcJSi.
•(flt^oot, def. 2.
•<6i96y do. moooot«c9i8S«
MBt^if do.
•Si, CO. %Sx%cot, head man of a disfricti chief of a
chin, aoc6i, do. ; 3. or •cfttcdo^, species of Sola-
nnm ; the egg plant and tomato.
3. see •ch^mS'kf and ocBi^c&l; 4. see i^mSx.
Di| adv. adapted to sound.
}\§i^i^\, i. e. as nnpiled brush, leaves, &q.
in disorder, conftlsed, hither and thither, pro-
jectively, obstructively.
•@i»@i, do.
•ngt» see •f^^^^*
•fig^, adv. same as o^o^P^ more than half, beyond the
middle, approaching* to the other extremity or to
fulness; 2. see ^ogt^o^l^.
Mgi, see 9cl^x.
•ng, tame as ooog, which see.
•flg^i ]. Bend, bow, as a ttee by the force of the wind,
dBi^ng^, be bowed, Ac, see oDcgS, 3, •ng^»^^» adv.,
in a bending, Waving manderi Qioocoung^eng^.
30 K.
450 HdidB^
CO. •<^t9^S, aauie as ODog8oong^» odv. io an irregaUr,
careless^ unprecisei hap-bazard manner,
•c^, same as ODc^y idle» indisposed to labor, also eo.
%a^f as •c^^cS^ooo, project, and elevate the poeteriorsi
making them very prominent.
See a^^ and its cognatesi also •^•c^^.
•n^Sy same as ODr^S, be sinuous, have short, deep bends
and windings op^ec^S, — oootec^S, long, carving
wings, — cSiec^S, settled, bending down in the
centeri sagged
iic^iy same as ODc^i, name of a jungle tree, fruit plea-
santly acid*
ec8S, CO. ®<^^^^@i>f same as o^o^^» a kind of crate or
basket of wicker work, used for temporary pur-
poses.
ec8i, CO* enSiengi, same as ODc^i, 1. A noose, loop, or
coil, as of a rope ; 2. orbit, socket, orbit of the
eyes, iSecgi^i, within do. also, before one's face
and eyes, OT^ooiooi^ODie^Scgi^i.
edt| CO. g8i.
6d8, adv. 1. Not clear, darkly, not perspicuous; 2. tur*
bid, muddy, q^edS, used in both the above appli-
cations, as ooSiq^eos, and ooi^edi,
edi, raise, upheave, by pressure from beneath, applied
particularly to plants vegetating, or bulbous roots
enlarging beneath the soil; eoicii, adv. in a raised,
upheaved manner, Q9^»9ic8^c8^8^9dicii.
•dic8^, same as eoi, oS^^dicS^, do.
»^ 461
tdiSoSi $se •$, rough, having an irregular, uneven
surface.
§9, CO. of dd^^y same as 03f , elevated and prominent,
involving also the idea of motion.
odf , upper and prominent part of the posteriors.
#^5ofd3^, elevate and project the posteriors.
•^1, adv. in an elevated and prominent manner; vioo
•^•^^, 9ee f, same as e^ec^^.
•|, same as oo|, and 00£. With *^^, prefixed, name
of a white tuberous root resembling a potato.
•|t^, same as odosoob, resolute, agile, brisk, nimble.
•dS, tear or break up the earth as with the end of a
stick, adverbially used as sbld^^cd^SlS.
8^e^, same as ooj^^ooi, and CD^^oob, displacing of
earth leaving a broken surface.
eo, 1. Slender, pointed; curvated, or projecting,
c^»9, a pointed sliver or stick; o^eoy do. of
bamboo ; oSSed, a comb mounted with a tusk ;
2. thin, spindle-shanked.
•d»S, do. as fgbtod»8.
•ddSS, slender, pointed, curved upward or outward.
•93, same as ^d, — oDoo, do.
•9^, superficial, not deep, easily touched, or excited ;
as 8^«d^, shallow, superficial, a hole, &o. ODsSS^
oS, excitable in temper, irritable.
•dS»8S, (ufv. one who appears more nimble or expert
than others*
•^9 00. •beooS, Bame as oo^, and 09^. !• Pitch, throWf
452 •88i
or cast np a shower of dirtf einbersy or the like ;
oS»^9 do. by pawingi or scratohiDg.
2. barbedi hooked, as cBs^^ 8*^> 8. co. of •£»•
•^•8» Bee e8| cufv. np and dowD» or backward and for-
wardi nimble» with agility, as i^cSSc^oo^b^S.
•^^•^8^9 paw with the fore and hind feeti as a d<^ bj
way of defiance or self-coDfidence in presence of.
his fellow.
•^001 1 CO. cover by pawing or scratching leaveSi dirt,
d^c. over a thing,
0^tegi| same as ^^tegt, adv. very thin, sharp-featnred,
nsed to qualify words of leanness, as .c6i»^i#gt.
•8i, CO. eSieot, same as odSi, mango, eStooiS^S^i wild,
frnit sour ; •8ig8^:8, frnit small» ronnd ; e8tc8^ec,
wild, rind very thick; eStcS^cS^S, end of the
fruit hooked ; eStficSf frnit sour, smell disgreea-
ble; eSsi^^y — eSi^i, a jungle tree whose leaves
and general appearance resemble the mango ; eSi
o5^, fruit flat ; eSt^^^^, the kind generally pre-
fered ; •8ic8^0Di, Ceylon mango, so called by the
Burmans, seed grows on the outside*
•8^ 1. e8^8^, ee^ 8^, a4v. in a haughty, proud,
self-important manner ; 2. eee eo^eS^.
•8 1. Same as oo8, and 038, name of a plant called by
Burmans yengan ; pith of the stems used for calk-
ing boats; o6Sa8, a grub which eats do. i. eee
edi^e8| 3. eee •^•8, 4. eee •^•8, 5. 8t98y name
of a Ear. fab.
•881, (ufv. in an elevated, prominent, projecting man-
ner, as the posteriors when the head is bowed low^
•oil 453
t^i see »^.
•g, same as oo^, and OD^, long, bending with a regular
curve.
•^9, adj. do. as op^^^Ot used Jiff, applied to the mind
to denote perverseness ; oocx)to2^»^9.
t^gs 1. See »^i, 2. same as oo^ioogt, and cx)^ioDgiy
in a feeble, reeling manner, as from indisposition,^
or loss of flesh.
%^f same as oog^, and OD^^, curving at the end or
ends.
•^^^, ad^. do. op^9^^b^.
•0I9 same as ^1, which eee^ 00^00^ ocOeolaDODSy give
one sudden, penetrating, or piercing bite,
•o^ 1. Energetic, stable, mature, 2. see e&^»o^, and
•oS»o% 2, ckfv, agitated with opposite sentiments, at a
I066 what to do, anxiously, oSc8^ooo38e6^»o^, 2.
when a noun comes between these couplets the
signification is that of •o^, as ojpeo^ODteo^.
•01^, same as 0001^, meet; obisoi^, go out to meet;
o^^^#ni% the branches of two trees which meet.
•Oil, same as ^ii, and oooit, 1. A little bundle, as of
something tied up in the corner of a handkerchief;
3. with 00^, prefixed, a handkerchief; 8. the
principle of life in a separate state, or what, ac-
cording to Karens, may be termed a meteoric
state, afterwards, by contact with vegetables or
aoimals, it becomes the embryo of a new plant or
animal ; 4. co. ^-[i, as ^iSi^oiiSi, 5. used as an
454 mtoSh
inteoeive to words of darknesSf dtsoii, extreme-
ly dark.
eqXf 1. Difibeveledi io disorder; $»<2^f 2, •qi^S^f cu/v.
in a hasty, swaggering, flurried manner.
•oi, see ©8S©oi.
•bS, gaping, oblong, as a crevice or opening, bS»bS.
•8a, see §i.
©8% coupled with other roots, as 1- •(j^i»8S, see ©c^a; 2.
f)8^0Oi, a combination of things which are con-
trary or dissimilar to each other, neither the one
thing nor the other, but a little of both.
•8i90^, adv. in an agitated, anxious, flurried manner.
eexD, same as ooodI, l.adv, qualifying words of calling,
screaming, &c. in a violent manner, with aharp,
harsh tones generally followed by an affix.
2. CO. Gc8.
eesono), same as eocH, 1.
©co5, 1. Name of a small tree, fruit the size of the
mangosteen, sour; 2* or e«S5»ooS, same as 03qoS,
thicket, clump of bushes, pile of brush, rSecoS,
obstructed with brush ; ^5©t3o5, penetrating,
breaking through the brush ; Jig^ using arguments
without reason ; 8. littered, covered with litter,
c8i®«o5 ; 4. af. thicket-like, oi^o^dS, or oi'ieoDS
oi^eebS ; 5. start aside, turn away so as to dodge
or evade ; 6. rise from a sitting or squatting pos-
ture, get up; 7. twist, contort, writhe the body;
affix, tightly, closely.
o&^eenS, ojCBoB ; 9. co. of ©bSB.
*>S5, CO. •oaSdeooSdS^, def. 5.
•U9l
455
mdSg8^, — 001, cef. 6.
uoSi^sQoS^, def. 7.
tcoSe^i) def. 2.
•C0S00S9 under, or within a thicket.
•io5, — 0D«, def. 7.
tfO^f same as ODzo^t and oo«3D^, a ghost.
•toi, see ecSie^i.
•16S, CO. eoSSeenS, same asoo^^SS, and 0De}5S, jammed^
crowded together, doable, as frnits, twins, two or
more at a birth, where but one is nsnal, c^ieoSS,
twins, o^se^S, conceive two at once; cbi©o55,
be two or more in the place of one, rednndant.
•t6So^ic85, twins, &c. which resemble each other.
•c6S8^, a name for the rhinoceros.
toSSooiS^, do.
•?95i02i8i, short and thick, stont, stubbed.
•?95iv^it do.
•«{, see a2eo2,8ame as ooi03o^^, and opoo^i, obstinate-
ly, contrarilj, perversely.
•CO, 1. •«8^»eo, or e«8^«e>3« haggled, rough, serrated,
forrowed, notched, applied to edges and sur-
faces of things; 2. 8ie>e>D, be of a dull, dingy red,
brown color; 3. eeoo, thin, shriveled, dried up;
(^lOdODtooeo, — ^^^> dried up, cSoso, full of
holes as net work destitute of moisture.
•ojo, def. 1.
•ooi, CO. eeOi^pSt or eooiobS, a musical instrument
constructed on the principle of the jews-harp,
several varieties, as eooi^s, played with the end of
the finger, eeoio^s, played by twitching a string,
466 ec8
eeoicS^^ the long tailed eooi, — O|e«oif pUj on
a eeoi.
Bf^Sf same as o^cibSi 1. A species of tree; ecSbSd^, or
eobSgly frnit bitter, •labS^^y frait sweet; 2. with
oo^y prefixed, as oo^eobS^eSS, remnantSy shreds,
bits of a garment, of timber, or of any thing, from
which something can be colled for use ; 8. see cB»
cbS, CO. cBeobSrSeooSy heaps of brash, obstraoted
with brush.
etSbS; same as ODtSbSi 1. Frail, fragile, brittle, reduced,
deteriorated, rough and hard of surface ; bat naore
often an intensive, t^xBt^t, very thin, ooiscbt,
very scarce, y^eiabt, ex. 8ee cbi, very old, very
mature, ^leisbt, very rough, resembling coarse sand,
granulated ;
2. CO. •c8.
Bf^Xt same as ODtSbi, 1. Connected, near, related, correla-
tive, next in order either above or below, ^^•«bi
^eiibi, when a younger brother marries the yoaog-
er sister of his elder brother's wife, the female is
called ({jSeisbt, and the male ^a^bi ; 2. q^. in
the same signification as above ; c8j5a«Sbi, grow
ap together, proceed from the same spot or soarcc,
as plants.
•obiooi^, adv. together, side by side, standing or sitting.
•obicSSoeoDt, immediately connected, closely related as
brothers and sisters who are next each other.
ec8, same as 09c8, and ooc8, dry, bard, husky, roagh,
rugged, uneven, haying sharp or irregular point«y
applied to surfaces.
tdBoo^y baviDg a rough* ragged surface.
idBiicDly do.
PfStcbs, roQgb, dry, partially detached, as the oater
bark of certain treee.
i8«iS^, dry, huBky, rough, as the surface of the l?ody
in tetters, and some other cutaneous diseases.
c8o|, same as •c8a3f •
dB^, same as oocB^, and oooB^, 1. Strong, rapid current,
QOecB^, strong rapids; 2. unfinished, or in pro-
cess of being finished ; (jj^ecB^, oo. (jj^^cB^^SetO^i
arrows which after being whittled out, are put
over the fire to season.
eB^ogicSS, as yi^tS^o^icSS, persons of superior strength
and agility.
6S, CO. •(BS0QOS, same as oocBS, 1. Brush, &q. which
lies about or covers the ground in a disorderly
or obstructive manner; cS^tBS, do* in a field for
cultivation; 2. sudden, violent, meeting with
some calamity, oSsj^ecBS, die a sudden or violent
death, evil spirit, 00^0^91 0c8S, do.\ 3. meet, co^
m8Sj — ao^9i8Sc8Sooooi, meet with each other;
4. adv. obstructively.
8S8100, litter, as chips, remnants, c£c. where hewing,
or other work has been performed.
fiiy SMse as ooipBt, something which serves as a defen-
sive covering, either a natural hard, thick, skin,
barki Ac or something artificial.
8iy 00. •cSioDcBi, is a kind of shield, or leathern
jmcketf o8t#t8i, wear do.
8i^ hard, crnstaceous covering, oo\8^8^ei8iy% skin
468 •6k]5
of the rhinoceros ; o^Soiec8iy% hard enter barl
of a tree; ^e(Biy% the hard crust which gathen
on the teeth when not kept clean.
etS^, !• 866 eeOy 2. 86e St^tS^, a gpecies of bird.
0c8i4 a species of fish, ^jSatSi, scalj, head long anj
peaked tail, marked with a red spot on each side,
e«6i, same as ODcBi, 1. Name of a tree, the MajAn;
e«6i96^, trait soar; •cSisoi, frnit sweet; •cBi^i
c8, smell of the frait disagreeable, taste sour, and
irritating to the throat; 2. with other roots, ckfr.
in a confused, hasty, recklessi careless, negligeol
manner; e<2^«6i, do. ooc6ecBi, applied to grazing
off the bark, or skin, bj a blow, &c.
•cSieuoi, def. 2.
ecS, denoting tenacity, and confnsedness, as ^•cS,
entangled, matted, jungle; qacS, turbid, minglec
as water and mud.
e^SeSSi adv, 866 iS def. 1.
©8S, 866 65.
e^i, CO. e^i.
•^ii CO. e^ie^i, 6ame as OdSi, fishing stakes and th<
like; c8ie^i, set do.
eo), 866 eoeol.
eo8, 866 e68t>os, and G(|^eot.
eoeo), adv. confusedly, disorderly, without regularity
hither and thither.
•08 1. 866 eoseos, and eote^i^Sy 2. the grape vine.
•6s»oi, same as eoeo).
e6te<|2S, adv. any way and every wayt without order.
100, wine.
e§^ 45»
oK^^y grape Woe.
otco^, grapes, raiBins,
^•oiy see soil game ae •6»o).
sft see sote^.
bsSt perBOQB discontented, roam from place to place, nn*
stable.
j^ 1. Same as oo<^S, mature, decided, sober, real ; ©yS
e^S, — ©c^Sooi^, and c8i©yS, same as ODc^Soo^S, —
ooc^SooiS, and cSiODc^S, see ODc^S.
2. see ey^©^S.
^•^ 1. Split, sundered; 2 adv. in a dangling, lim-
ber, pliable manner; ©^5©c^^, do. c8i©yS, fall from
the trnnk, as a limb from a tree; 5oo^c8i©c^S,
have the shonlder lamed or rendered sore as from
carrying a burden; ^Sc8i©(^^, have a dejected
countenance.
jSgS, same as cx)(^S^S, adv. in a dangling flapping
manner.
fi, CO. m^x.
ipn, same as od(^ii, and coyii.
tji, Cog. ODyi, ooyi, and ODyi, see ooyi, 1. Applied
to the ejeSi as ^S©Qi, be wakeful. 2, •^'t-^^i soot ;
3, CO. ©§^.
^•9^, Cog. ©y^©^5, — OD^SoDc^S and oo^SooyS.
^S©yS, same as OD^SoDyS, adv, in a dangling flapping
manner.
§^, CO. ©^^cooj. or ©§S©yi, same as OD^S, and oo§S,
heterogeneous mixture, hodge-podge ; eS©8S firo-
brands bound round with twigs and leaves, so as
to produce smoke and not blaze.
460 ^^B^
ǤS, CO. e^S^^i, same as od^Sy littered, obetrncted witl
this, that, and the other ; cSie^Sy become do.
•§i, same as oa^i, l. Decayed, destroyed, demolished;
etoSe^i, see eeoS, 2« the coantenancey soar, do-
jected^ fallen, indicating displeasare, oobS(3^^e^ii
— c8i0^i, nsed in both definitions; also fall, u
cartains; 3. see co^x, i
•§i»y^, def. 1. An old, dirty, ragged woman. '
•§iec^ii same as e^S»^i, obstracted with rabbishi brash,
&c.
•Si^i, old, dirtyi tatteredy demolished.
•^, af. as if covered with pimples, applied to dew
drops on plants, see O^^^i covered with dew drops;
oo^S^o^0^, all' wet with dew.
«e|Sf same as ODo^, a kind of tree, fruit soar, astringent
•f, same as oof , and oof , 1. As tTO^t ^v- in ft coQ'
fused, helter-skelter manner ;
2. ef ec8i, (idv. in a hasty, reckless, or careleesi
confused manner*
•o, same as 099, a species of treOf fruit acid, small.
•^, same as oo^i, and o^^s, a species of creeper, legn-
minous, fruit acid.
•9, 00. enji, and •cp*
«^, 1. Spread apart, dividedt diverging; 3. eo* of 9^
and •§•
a^loO, divergent, spread apart, see ooj1a51, — oo^ocH
Cog. 005)00),— OD^ool, — •^1(15), — 009)001, do.
•^, same as oo^« and 00^, adv. in a sprinkling or spit
tering manner, as ooSobis^.
#§•^1, adv. do. ^%m^m^9^.
•c& 461
tt, same as oo^^, and OD^^, not foand alone.
ij^ejt, adv. applied to remnants, here and there a
little, or merely what remains sticking to the
vessel in which it is contained, oB^cSiobS^^S^^t
2i or •5{#^f same as oo^, and OD^, long, shaggy^ aa
hairi beard, &c.
2h 966 ^^^$}*
^, eo. sj; 2. a^ODt, a malignant exelamationi eqoi-
valent to < I am glad of it,' attered when evil
befalls one who is hated.
r, scratch, as a oat or a bear in fighting,
same as oo^, and co^, 1. Force, vehemence; 2. adv.
indicating do. o^^^t heat prodaeed by a vehe-
ment flame ; obie^, travel fast, with all one's
might; ao)e^, puff or blow oat the breath with
force; ^^§9 blow vehementlj.
\^^9 same as •§•
DtJl, same as ooodl, oo. ©noi,— eojS, — eoi, and aoj,
which 9ee.
»•, CO. •<Bi, — acSs, and acois.
D^, same as odCD^, mnstard ; the term is also appli-
ed to the tarnip, raddish, and cabbage.
]&, CO. •o5»a:))| same as cx)c5, ooo5, and ODcd, 1. adv.
woond around ; ooc^^o^^ecDaocn, tangled bj being
wound round and round;
2. •c5«029 adv. ace ddc^nooj, 3. aoSer^, united
to denote the rods employed in weaving consider-
ed as a whole.
462 ©o^JlingS
•OOHf 00* 0ODiS9ODSy ex. •098, wet, drenched, BatQrati
same as coodis, see siso cocoii.
•o^s, 00. •o^B^oos, see noo^t.
©;^, 00. ©ojeODl, Cog. cocj, — oooo, and odoo, #« oool
•o6ec8, same as ooc3^jod3, 1. Negligent of dress, i
manner; yieo^ecS, a person of negligent babiM
2. adv. in a negligent manner^ regardless of pnj
prietyl
©a8s, CO. ecSteooi, «6<icx>c8t.
©3jl, c(>. of ©^.
©opt, 1. Cog. O90J8, and ODoja, ^^d ooc^t, 2. co. ^
©0^8, — ©qjit, — ©c§«, and ©t^.
©c»8. <?o. ©oyjeojjj same as oocgs,— ooqjt, and ooc^, «j
©OTi«, or ©09i8©q9«, Cog. oDcgi8,— ooqyis, and oDoyi
«^^ cooyiB, moistened, mixed with a liquid,
©c^i^, 00. ©0^1^©^. see coc^^pco^.
©5)^, CO. ©5)^©09^, see 035)^,-005)^, and OD^p, d
©j^, o(>. ©(^©098, or e^eq^l, same as 00:^,- — co^, ai
©obooi^, see ODgooro.
©c§8, c(>. ©^8©o98, Cog. oo;§8,— ooj^i, and aD:§8, «
ooc§i, loathsome,
©ojlP, «^6 ©c^p, aad cx)^^^.
©ojll^, «<?« ODcq^p, 4. betel leaf, ooocji^^, *"^ ^^1?» ^
©o?||i o(>. ©o:j)|8©o^8, see ooof^|S 1* fil^iy membran
ooa:jj|8, and oDojii, do.
©ajisngS, see o^^^l^^S, skin, flay.
•6^t 463
tc^i 00. •c^cx^, see cx>c^, sleek, t'reei single, ooc^i
aod 33C^} do.
•0^, 00. •c^^^oc])^, a</t;. \ritli great qaickness, or
speed; compare ooc^^, — ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^i do.
d6i(X>^ed^^ytQ9^o}^, he travels excessively fast.
n), 96e e^sc^l.
s^, Cog. oo^cji, — oo^^c^t, and oo^oi.
>|i CO. e^eo), ^^ 00^, 1.
»8t, 00. eoeSs. see oo8i, or odoooSs, enquire, &c. odq
oa8s« and cxDoooSi, do.
»8t, CO. •o&t.
15I, «e cx>^, diverging, &c* ii^tejl, — oSie^l, same as
d^oD^'), and (Bico^, see do.
¥j\aS\f see oo^lcxH.
1^5, (?o. ©^i^^S, or e^SejS, see cojS, dast, litter, rub-
bish, oo^cSie^Scdie^S.
i^ii see e^S.
i^Xf same as cx>^^ij and f^^^C^i.
k[1 1. iStftf oocp, spread, diverge, expand; 2. eoleS,
«e« ODCp, 3« fishing basket.
iqlol, w. •cpo^ecpol, «d6 oocp, 1. divergingly.
•^c[), Me cx>€(l, 2.
K(S. 1. See e^S, 2. ec^S, or ©cjSe^S, a gambler, or coarse
earthen bowl.
Kji, sse coc|S, 7. and e^.
464 •q^
0^s^, Bame as me^il.
•^^9 60. mS^Bcfit or e^i^dS, 1. See mSj^, a kin€
00^^, and 00^^, 2. co. m^, and •fir, S. j
•^ii same as gi, and co^
0^1 1. iSSse o^iftfiy CO. o^xa^^ofia^i, oJv. 2. c
name of bird which at night niters the son
m^9 of* of sonnd, $ee <^^%^«
•^ii Ma ^UfS <^* <^^ij^<^i^^9 applied to 1
• whose tops or back are somewhat cnrTed or|
vex; also in manj cases involving- tbe idi
mnltitnde.
•^1. See OD^, barey naked ; o^^^^i a bare or n
tree withont leaves or twigs.
2. €0. a^, 3. B^mcA^, a writer, •^•d^, di
a^^) see oo^o, — »#^, same as ?oo^.
a^i» CO. 9^^h ^ce coSj^co^Xy spartlof &e. |
B\f see acpe^.
a^S, see a^Sa^S.
a^8^i» same as do^s^ii or co^tno^ii soond ; also i
which prodace the sounds, s^oo^^a^ia^t.
0^1, see a^ie^ii eee oo^ioo^i.
a^S, see oo^S, projecti stick out, ^.
©qp, same as od^^,— od^. and cx)^^, 1. a^^, or ai
BC^pt name of a deep dish nsnallj used for carrj
2. contraction of 8^£[^i 5f« 8^, stretohed op, i
an animal on long legs^ ^^^cB^, elevated as
building from the ground ; 8. ^^[^•^^ Q(^v. sereaifl
0O8 465
nigf ^ryingj &c. ; fitretch of the body, or ItB
' mem here.
' • *=" Cog. oofi[i, — oo^t, and co^\, 1. oofe^i, in
[^ ^ shooting is to have the shot pass directly through
f the animal ; from side to side or from end to end;
2. m^Xf or g^igc|\9 name of a jnngle tree; 8. •8i
^> 8^^, or Slc8e^iS^^, a species of small) light- color-
ed fish, tail tipped with black.
fCog. coQy — oo^, and oo^.
^19, adv. see coi^coe^ty blnstering, boisteronsi diivingi
dkc.
iQi, leaking oat, or spilling in small quantities
of water, &e. by little and little; see cio^^, 2.
Cog. no^i, — 00^1, and OD^if see od^i, 1. •8i
oo8, same as ooi^\S, which see ; also, see Si8i099,
2. e8i(JS8cc8, see cto^xSzcoz, o^^e^i, bnsby top
1 9 of a fallen tree : eSiS, same as ^SiodS, 3. see <fix
: •8i» CO. cSie^^cSie^t, projectingly, obstruct! vely,
' &c. 4. o^e^i, and e^iooS, see co^i, 7. 5. dS^^ii
CO. dSe^^oSt^i, see cx>^i, 4. extremely lean, appli-
ed particularly to persons who are also very aged.
•onit sometimes used for encon, as 000110001, «tf«enooii.
•C3JI, see ^^ec^i, name of a Kar. fable. No. 20,
•<n, CO. #6.
•o^f see coo^.
^of^9 eo. eo^^Seo^^, the opening of the eyes, as to
look up or shake off drowsinessi 000^, and 030^,
eo. •o^dB^oebS, raised biB eyes.
«oS, !• CO. edSsbSy see cooS^ scfHtiebi paW| &c. cooS,
and 00069 ^O' 3* e&^0oS.
81 X.
466 ecBs
eoSf 1. see ooo8| &tart or fly off as a fragmenti by a
blow, &c. 00O8, and oaot, ch. 2. co. of •5i| and ebs.
eo, CO. •Seol, «^ ooo, emit steam, perepire, &c. adv.
tending to excite do. 0009 &nd odOj do* ox%6,
steam of cooked rice ; oo^rSSeoacDy very sultry.
•ocS^i 00. eocS^GolcS^, «d6 oo5c8^.
eo^i <?o. •bS.
eoS| CO. 0o6eoS, «^^ 000S9 wrench) reeU stagger, &o.
D35S| (£7. adv. in a reeling, staggering manner;
QioooDseoSeoSi appear to be in a debilitated,
weak state as indicated by attempts to walk &c
•08, see co6%.
eoteot, curly, crampled, frizzled; 0001, do.
05898, see 0001, 7.
•oi, CO. e8i, see 0091, around, &c. 0091, efo.
ebS, CO. abSeoS, or •oSebS, «^ cobS, scratch up, Ac.
oobb, and oabS, (fo. a(ff. as if scratched, or scrap-
ed together.
eb8, 1. CO. abseot, see odbi, the act of rolling up a leaf,
paper, &e. in a conical form, used as a little
cup, or basin ; 2. ebsoD^, sal ammoniac.
©bi, see oobi, — ebic8^, see cobi, 2. clear up after
rain, oobi, and oabi, do.
e8i| CO. eoieSi, Cog. cxd8i, and 0091, round, circular,
&c. 0081, and od8i, do.
•0680081, adv. of sound, see ooobt, also applied to t
giggling laugh, ooo58oo«88, do.
•088, 1. c8S^o8s, and cBS^cSiodS, the depression at the
front and lower part of the neck; odc8i, do. 2.
CO. •cbt.
467
•cSSoo^f seize, bite standing ap on the hind legs; o^
idSoO^i do.
%At^ same as •c8t, 1. cBSeidt^i do. coSu and ooS%9
do.
•90), CO. 9S8.
soSs, CO. ftoSieSt, not filled^ defective, as heads of grain.
99^f 00. bSi.
•o^f ses oodbb) diminntive, &c.
t9^G8i> see ec8i, 4.
•d3| same as odg8, ocoBi 1. or bcQbo£\, the chesti thorax;
2. oo. eoBoiSi, a corpse; 3. eo8c8^, eat out the
inside; SxBtQ, inside decayed, gone^ empty; 4.
8^»o8| the bare skull ; 5. the mere shells of eggs
after they are hatched; 6. used as a comparison
to denote the kindest treatement.
•cBsy same as oooBt, and oog8|| 1. Cracked) splintered,
particularly at the end; 2. unsound, spreading,
3. broad, spreading, as the top of a basket ; 3. af^.
jumbled, crowded together; 4. oo. •dbseoBt, figura-
tively a fretful; impatient, irritable temper.
•dStoBS, see def. 3.
•dStSi, def. 2.
•cSteod^, def. 1.
•dS^i 1. A£Sxed to c§i, vomit, denotes retching, or a
atrong tendency to vomit; oodS^, and 09(]8^, do.
9. see f ecB^, name of a creeper having a tuber-
ous root like a yam ; f oocB^, and f 03gS^, do.
•1, !• As (BiHt^cSl, see taol, open, separate, disconnected,
aleazy, scattered ; 2. adv. in a separate, scattered,
diBODitedy sleazy manner; 3. thin, reduced,
468 %^
eplashy ; i. e1&, for etiy which see\ 5. oppose, go
against; 6. skilled, franght with wisdom; mooo}
(fxosi)f a wise, skillfal person OQODO^^e), words
fraught with wisdom; 8. see osel, and coSeli 9.
co^ 8, £[88q^sel, see 8, also, co.*^, 10.- see coi).
e\coc5xt def. 5. go against the wind.
©looojS, act contrary to orders, or instrnctions,
©logS, try see «icgS.
elocD, def. 2. see zoX and c8&)qo1.
^00, def. 6. go against the tide or current.
Vlgl, €0. •1§n^g, or ©1gS©1@1, 2. cfif©n§1, be scat-
tered, sparse; ooel^'l, various streams or chaDnels.
©IgS, CO. ©1§1.
i\^f CO. el§1.
©Icp, a//t>. def. 3. ^5©l6p, as oDoS^Selcp, soft, thin mod;
Sqi^SgI^, cook the rice soft and aioist, cook to
a pap.
^S, 1. Soft, opposed to hardness; 2. weak, gentle, not
strong, or violent ; feeble, wanting in enei^gy ; co
©^, weak current; odo5i©^, gentle wind; 3. ten-
der, succulent, not tough; 4. young, immature,
tender, feeble; 09t©^. 5. put forth tender buds, or
leaves, be verdant; 6. abate, be less violent, leea
vigorous; 7. limber, flexible, pliant, ^i©^ soft-shell-
ed turtle; 8. slender, weak, 9. mild, gentle, con-
ciliating; 000^^©^, gentle language. 10. palpy, mel-
low, 11. €0. 8^, size, cover with size; S^o^^^^o^S,
12. spongy, vasculari coo^i©^, 13. easily rdnt; see
c^i©^, 14. q/b. pliant, flexible ; cx^©S, 15. o/b
meek, mild, yfeldfng, concilf ating ; o^S^woot.
16. ofx. see OOSG^, partariate, bring forth yoang;
17. afx. immature; |S©S, ^SaS^SSi. 18. o/Id. pulpy;
|W^^^^9 19. afx, real, true, genuinei original
nature; ^^e^, and l^eS^^bS* 20. afx. recent)
newly, 6i©^, 21. afx. abated, softened down, eee
a8s0^, 22. see ood^, and ODe^cx)e^,
•^cocoS, same aa ft^, in most of the above significations.
•SiS, raw, gum-tree.
•^dB^9 def. 5.
•^a>t, CO. <Bgo^» abated, relieved, &c.
•^0^1, limber, flexible as the limbs of an animal re-
cently dead.
•^obSft^cSS, waving, bending to and fro in a pliant
manner; applied also to persons in the significa-
tion of tall, and slender.
t^&tODi, image of a lion placed to guard the entrance
to a pagoda,
t^Sif ^^e^^ii a beautiful female who is to destroy the
wicked from the earth.
•^(6i, CO. e^c8i^1c8i, be abated, &c. def, 6.
•S, 1, Be far apart, a long way between joints, stages,
different points, or marks; c^oSino^ieS, long way
or road; ooSS»S, far between joints; S^sDeS, long
eteps; 2. move in a long train. 3. march or send
troops; 4, hoist, as a sail ; 5. afx. cg^eS, co. cgS
•Sng^8t, look to a distance; 6. afx. see Gram*
used in supplication. 7. oo^s>S, co* oo^eSoo^bSi a
name given to the elk in alluBi <n to its long limbs;
8. derivative form, see ooeSi ^. co. ^S.
470 Mi
eSig5^e^«6i long between joints or articulations.
©5«6f)oocoS, do.
©Sc8f, def. 4, 3, and 2. ©ScS^odS, — ©ScSfoji,— o^^©S
©Scjji^i, def. 1. oocSSo©5cJji^i.
©5cx)S, CO. ©5(i)S.
©5c65, CO. €>5(i)5©5cx)5, def. 2.
©So^i, CO. eSo^ieSoD^, def. 3.
eS| 1. Go from one to another, as a monkey sqairrel*
&e. from tree to tree ; 2. unite one to anotberf
join, as the leaves of a Burman sail ; 3. infecti
spread from one to another, 0Q^e8| co. co^Stoo^et,
take an infection, bo infectious, or contagious ; 4.
be morally influenced by the manners of others,
'oo^©8c86oeoD8, mutually influence each other's ha-
bits; 8^c8^o^©t, customs or habits of ancestors fol-
lowed by descendants; 5. co. of 819 as oo8tooet,
the ends of the branches of trees and plants^ the
point from which additional growth proceeds; 6.
affix^ may by rendered fold, as del, two-fold ; 7.
PghOf question, enquire of, cSSes, do. 8. see di^st,
9. see 6«&so8ei, 10. co. of cS^, def. 1. ooc8^o»»i,
he looks about anxiously or inquisitively; 11.
PghOf persuade, allure, &c.. same as coo5S, def,
2. 12. 9. with e, the pole on which the lower
ends of the rafters to a house rest ; 13. the wash
board to a boat ; put on do. 14. Cog. ooes, as
ooSsooes, which see; 15. a wheel, machinery.
•©•8, paper.
•ii, def. 12.
h2i\ 471
•idBp, def. 13. and 2. ©sdB^flooM, put wash board to a
boat; •tcS^cbcS^, catch, spread, as fire; GS^^dB^j
def. 2. ©scbScSjBoaSojoo^oSgSojp, unite two gar-
ments; •«cbSdBpo^39pCD^ooo^, join two boards,
•8c8S, def. 2. co^GScSSoooDSi det. 2, and 4.
9^t I. Mutual connection ; c^Sg^oSi, name given by
Karens to the Chinese, and white foreigners denot-
ing brotherhood ; c^^oe^oSi, brothers and sisters; 2.
CO. Sp, as SSgS, wet; co. of ^| 3. try, examine ;
ajfix. by way of examination or trial; og^©f » give
a look at ; o«©^, shoot by way of trial ; 4. see
^•S, CO. bSi^, 1. species of bird; 2. skate a
stone on water; 5. deriv. form o©^, Pgho for <^\©
topf a ghost) also contraction of <^^^^*
•^ngS, def. 8.
•^o6i, (^.-88^.
•ly 1* CO. ^\i\9H\j a large kind of fishing net ; Ssei, co.
SteiStS, set 00. (X^zex, cast go. 2. ooSei, or ooSg^
oo^eiy a feast connected with funeral ceremonies;
3| CO' <f^9 ^ ^8i©i8i, an arrow ; 4. iS^eii des-
pieablei disgracefnl, rude, barbarous; 5. neg. as
oo©ioojS| be of no use, worthless, despicable.
if \. see ©si, 2. see 8Si, eo. 8Si8So2i, raised and knob-
bed ; 3. see ODSi, a kind of creeper ; 4. see coS^,
the highest pole in the roof of a building lying
on the heads of the rafters ; 5. see cBi, the papya
plant ; 6. arsenic ; 7. sounds like the peeping of
chickens.
li, odt>. def. 7.
i8©1| name of a Karen fablci No* 22.
470 M&
eSobjSe^cS, long between joints or articulations.
©5c8|)nocx)S, do.
©SdBf, def. 4, 3, and 2. ©ScS^ooS, — •Sc8paj«,— — o^S#5
©Sc^i^i, def. 1. oocSSoeSc^i^i.
»5od5, CO. ©Sc^S.
©5<fc5, CO. ©5&S©5coS, def. 2.
©ScfS, CO. ©ScfseSoD^, def. 3.
©8| 1. Go from one to another, as a monkey squirrel,
&e. from tree to tree ; 2. unite one to another,
join, as the leaves of a Burman sail ; 3. infect,
spread from one to another, oo^eSi co. oo^Ssco^sg,
take an infection, bo infectious, or contagious ; 4.
be morally influenced by the manners of others^
'oo^©8c85oooD8, mutually influence each other's ha-
bits; 8Sc8So^©«, customs or habits of ancestors fol-
lowed by descendants; 5. oo. of Ssf as oo8soo»t|
the ends of the branches of trees and plantSi the
point from which additional growth proceeds? 6,
affixy may by rendered fold, as d©t| two-fold ? 7.
PghOf question, enquire of, C@^©t, do. 8. %€e oi^ss,
9. see 6«i«o8©8, 10. co. of cS^, def. 1. oocB^o©©«,
he looks about anxiously or inquisitively; 11.
PghOf persuade, allure, &c.. same as coo5S, def.
2. 12. 9. with i, the pole on which the lower
ends of the rafters to a house rest ; 13. the wash
board to a boat ; put on do. 14. Cog. oo©«, as
oo8800©8, which see; 15. a wheel, machinery.
^88, paper.
•li, def. 12.
i9i\ 471
•1(6^, def. 13. and 2. G8c8pfloo»8, put wash board to a
boat; •tcS^cbcS^, catcb, spread, as fire; GS^^dB^j
def. 2. ©8cbSc8jBoaSojoo^o8800j^, unite two gar-
ments; 9sdb^c8^oa^29^CD^oao^9 join two boards,
•tcSS, def. 2. co^escSSoooDSi det. 2, and 4.
%^9 1. Mutual connection ; (^S©^o5i, name given by
Karens to the Chinese, and white foreigners denot-
. ing brotherhood ; q^3e^o5i> brothers and sisters; 2.
CO. Sp, as SSgS, wet; co. of ^^| 3. try, examine ;
affix, by way of examination or trial; ogSc^f » give
a look at ? 08©^, shoot by way of trial ; 4. see
bS^S, €0. bSft^, 1. species of bird; 2. skate a
stone on water; 5. deriv. form o©^, Pgho for <^\©
topf a ghost) also contraction of <^^^^*
•^ng^, def. 8.
B§o6i, co.'SQ^.
•I, 1. 00. GiSiSiti, a large kind of fishing net ; Bsei, co.
SsGiStS, set 00. cc^s^i, cast go. 2. ooSei, or ooS&S
oo^eiy a feast connected with funeral ceremonies;
3f CO. ^, as ^8iGi8i, an arrow ; 4. iSSei, des-
pieablei disgraceful, rude, barbarous; 5. neg. as
ooGiOOJSy be of no use, worthless, despicable.
&, 1. see eti, 2. see 8Si, co. 85i8So2i, raised and knob-
bed ; 3. see odSS^ a kind of creeper ; 4. see coS^^
the highest pole in the roof of a building lying
on the heads of the rafters ; 5. see cBi, the papya
plant; 6. arsenic; 7. sounds like the peeping of
chickens.
ii, (k2v. def. 7.
I8»), name of a Karen fable. No* 22.
m »5
ic^Sy oame of a snaall, blackl^ird resembling a awallaw.
i\ 1. Squeeze, press, with tbe hands; knead» shampoo;
2. dropsical swelling; ooSe^, have oo. 3. deriv.
form^ see oiS, 4. see ^Sd^l, or g'^^S'^ species of
plant.
e^^S, and &^ooSc8, squeeze, press or shampoo lightly.
&^c8% ^Pplj ^^^^ to relieve pain.
e^ocn, incorporate, mix by squeezing together.
1^001, CO. e\coiiSo, salt, impregnate with salt by press-
ing, &Q.
eSsSp, same as SS, def. 1.
iScStp CO. iSSziSiffif apply a warm cloth to a painful
part with pressure; oo^e^cSs, oo,
i^o, CO. i^ooi.
©S^l, CO. ©1c8t.
e^0D8, CO. &ss88. *
e^cSs, CO. eS:B%htco9f mix, as rice and curry gravy by
squeezing; SSo8i(3^, {fo.
i^oS, CO. e^oS^soD, choke to death by squeezing Iheneck.
iS, 1* CO. &S8i^i8i, or eSSi^iSi, a cultivated field of
lowland; CgeS, co. Of^hSo^^x^ plough afield;
QieS, work a field; c8^eS, dig up a field with a
spade; 2. adv. firmly, fixedly, permanently, un-
remittingly; c8i©5, CO. cSieScSio, settled, per-
manently located; fixed, tight, immoveable; oDt
oo^eS, have strong attachment, not give up or
abandon, 3. sticky, adhesive; 4. pertaining to a
field, as fjseS, the field turtle ; o^&S, co. o^bSoj^x,
low land paddy ; 5. co. ooi, as oo^&Soo^aoi, some-
thing heavy.
ii@l 478
5co|t, def. 3.
Scx>^^, the endoBore of a field,
Sc^ii 8ame as Sc^S.
S3ty eo. eSSs^iSs, a field or plat of paddy gronDd whose
limits are marked in some way*
BiScrjnogn, def. 2.
Soobj CO. iSoobeSood), a field caltivated in the dry
season.
^c8S« jombled see c8S.
>^, an open place caltivated as a rice field.
Sooft, def. 2, anl 3.
U !• Say, speak, tell; oo^dB^ooSeSi imprecation; 2.
adv. waddling or wagging, chiefly applied to yonng
things; 3. adt>, peeping and chirping sounds; 4.
udv. a number of little ones scrambling together
after food; 6. a quarter, as ooet| — oSs, one quarter,
two quarters; esS&t, half a qnarter; 6. co. S|
clear, pure, as c8e8c8S, clear or deep yellow.
•cocSif def. 1. Stoo^oocSioo^, do.
McocgXf 00. htcoc&xitcoQ^x^ lay a fault to the charge
of another, excuse one's self by blaming another.
tit, adi9. def. 8.
t^ty CO. it|t&t|^tety adv. def. 4.
t^, see dB^3D^&t^. •
itoo^, what is spoken ; &too^ooc8iao^9 do.
^toooeif^f ask a person if he is deaf; considered an
insult.
^gt, CO. it<^
474 ipch^Sx
iscS^, 1. Com Q)6Dce speaking } 2. itcSjSo^ii, praise
commend.
is^l^^, CO. is^l^f'i^t, tell one he is a fool, or insane;
considered an insult.
etf^tSs^i call one a witch or wizzard. |
iioj)^, CO. Sscfji^isqbiy call one a thief or a liar.
itoo^y CO. etco^oboo^, tell, inform; Ssoo^opi, repeat^
explain, or interpret what is said. I
isoSsSsoSs, adv. def. 2.
etc8ioooD8, speak of one's self, declare one's eelf to b^
this or that.
etcSzy^co. etoSscBSoi, or isoSscB^Qi, use ribaldry.
etcot8i| CO. isootc^SesoosSiy use insulting or abosiu
language to one; villifj,
&tOQi&ic8, slander, traduce, villify.
i^, jump, skip ; run, i^cB^, jump or leap up ; ft^cBi,
jump down ; 2. in figured work, specked with
small light spots or figures ; 3. go from place tc
place, from being uneasy in any location, wander-
ing habits; 4. q^. in a jumping, skipping man-
ner; as og^e^, a dog jumps; bSijS, to skip on
the surface of water ; also, the name of a bird ; 5.
see i^^Pi judge, 6. i^obi, give account of,
discourse, preach ; 7. temper, harden, as steel ; 8.
Chinese, yiS^8, Chinese.
ijSoDoS, CO. of i^ooSS.
e^ooSS, CO. ©^oo85olooo5, def. 1. jump over.
ijSojis^iojia^i, — Sfoj^e^^oj^ai^, and SjSojioji, ^et
oji.
i^c^^fSiy skip backward and forward ; an amusement,
S^8S^8 475
the relative position of the parties is ench ae to
give them a glimpse of each other's face at each
skip.
Kxgs, def. 1. see e^S^l^ojjt.
)c^9 cOm iSoonSi^Si def. 1. a kind of amusement;
we o^^.
)r^i, a kind of bird ; same as Sc^S.
)^8, skip, jnmp abont in plaj.
>^88^, skip, jump with agilitj and skill.
>i&Sf CO. i^obSiSoo), def. 7. temper a cleaver.
5^1, CO. *^fS5if tbi, def. 6.
SeoDi, CO. e^erSi.
^•Si, CO. ip^Sii^ecoXf the sereamiDg of the negro-
monkey at night; said to be the male monkeys
condoling with the females that they are obliged
to sleep without shelter and giving them assuran-
ces that before the next night they will build a
commodious place for them \ but they forget their
promise during the day, and at night the same
scene is reacted ; hence, the term is figuratively
used to denote talking much and performing little.
i^fti dash against, as waves against rocks, &c. $ee f%.
def. 7.
^^^, CO. i^^i^Si, def. 1. pitch upon each otheri and
cling together as fighting cocks..
k^^, CO. i^^ti^SSf skip as a squirrel from the ends
of limbs do. strike with the spurs.
l§8, 'skipping on the limbs,* co» oo^i, which see.
if8i^8| adv. descriptive of the prattling of children
together.
1
ijSSs, CO. ipitl^^h samo as S^^t^^St.
&^8i(^8if &t@\o6@i« tradition, history. |
^PSP' ^^* ^j^Sl^^^i^' ^ii*6cN order, arraoge, decide
judge, 02^^^^^> submit a case.
*?^?^^» ^^- ®?e9?^^*?^?o^» t^^y ^ses, judge jadii
ciallj ; yiS^^f <^^» a j^^g^i arbiter.
e^^^tD^, coudenin, give judgment against. j
i^^^s^^, 00. ejS^jSooiy violent judgment.
i^^^c^Sy.give a decision which is final.
e^^fJfn, gain the case.
e^^^Soo, same as S^p85»
fe^^jSooi, CO. S^^^s^^&jS^jSodi, judge, decide on crim-1
iual cases; i^^^c^H^^jSoDi, andi^ice versa, judge
decide cases in general whether civil orcrimiDal.
4f ooogS, CO. S^ooc^S.
i^ooo^S, co.^ ipcoo^S.
t^oDc^S, CO. SjSjoogSi^ooc^S, or hpcoc^i^0O(^p hop,
leap on one foot.
ftjSooc^S, 00. e^ooc^Se^ooogS, do.
e^oocx)!, CO. &^QOCoie^ooc8p, jump or sjkip over.
&^000}ic08O3oS, def. 3.
i^oocS^, CO. e^oDCOi.
ipOj^S, jump or leap acrossi as an animal across tbc
road direetlj before one, considered a bad omen ^
ijSooScSSoo^S^li springy or jump before, in ordei
to get ahead of encch other.
ijSoo^cSif jump, skip backward and forward alternately
ep66ii CO. &^obi&^cSS, or &^o)icSSdbi> pr c8Sobx&[
di, or S^cbiobcSi, def. 6.
^(88, <%). S|Sa6t.
Sod65» JQinp as those who tread on fire.
Soc85j CO. &^oc8Sd)oooS, jump, leap across or over.
fof, CO. if 3^.
^8c8, bubble, boil up.
1^8^, applied to water, break, boil up bj agitation.
f3^, CO, h^SphpcTQt, def 2. ifSflf of , do. oSfSf ,
the chetah, or spotted tiger.
if8Sc8» 1* Same as SS8c8, 2. name of a plant, resem-
bling what is termed the Bengal gooseberry ; 3.
small shrub, fruit not edible.
»^Sf(^t) 1. Roll, dash as waves; 2. or ifSf^l&f(df§^,
tumble, jump about in the waves.
i^^i, jump upon, seize.
^^1 embrjo eggs in a fowl &c. .
^@?»?6. def. 2.
i^a^, jump up, as to catch any thing high.
i^if , CO. if ^.
i^^. CO, ifc9ifiS:^, specked with white.
if^^<^H, run or jump favoring one leg, as if lame.
if 8, CO. if o^.
ifffic^l, see 9^SS.
ifc88f I 00. ifcBofifcBSf, jump, skip, bound, op and
down for practice,
if 00^, run or jump with all one's might,
i^oo^fy jump up and down, jump up as out of a hole,
f (fif d^f , run and fall, then rise, run md fall again,
and 80 on repeatedly, glancis, move With a rising
and falling motion.
478 eiooGD«
iiy 1. Indicates distance between given points; see ex
&ii CO. ooSif and 9\i\f 2. something rare, nol
commonly met with, as o^^cjSSi, a large species o)
buflFalo.
•1, or GiSs, 1. Tie. bind, fasten with a string, cord
&c. •iooc8i, tie in one place, or with one string
&o. eioc8i, do. two do. 2. retain a fault, not fo^
give, hold responsible; 3. affixed to nouns, ^
string, cord, &c. for tying the thing indicated bf
the noun ; as 8^ei, a hair string.
giodSS, CO, •ioo86eiODQS| tie a knot.
ntx>S, CO. 9it3oSS8ex>S, tie, bind tight, or firm; eicoSoS^
ex>S, do. applied particularly to binding persons^
©icdSooSodq^, dof. 2.
eiojS, CO. ©ioj^5©ioo5, tie around the loins or around
the middle.
•ic8^, tie up.
eioS^i, tie the hands behind the back.
»i8p, CO. ©icJ^j, tie in bow-knot, or loosely.
eio8, CO. B^<^9^o%f tie apart, in different places or bun-
dles.
•iSt, see def. 1.
•lOjjS, CO. ©lOJ^eicS, splice or lengthen by tying.
eia^i^, same as ei|^^i.
Gif^, CO. eiot.
•lODogi, or ©iODd§i©ia>(5gi, tie in a bow, or noose.
©loS, 1. Tie in a hard knot, tie permanently; 3. samj
as 91 ^oS.
•lOOOgl, CO. ©103 c^i.
eiooo3t» be tied, be in a knot.
•iS^i 479
•1^9 1. Fasten a line in a horizontal direction; 2. sail,
move or shoot off in a long direct line, as a bird,
without moving the wings; cgieiS, do. 3. stretch,
strain, make tense, as a string, cord, <fec* in a
line; 4. num. dfx. snares, <fec. which are extend-
ed in a line; 5, co. bSS, deep; @8#iS(X)QSdB5, a
.deep, enormous sin ; 6. oo©iS, a pass, or the space
between things ; ooSooeiS^g, a narrow, confined
pass; 7. straight, direct; in the direction of; ODt
•1^801, an upright mind; 8. o/o?. exceeding, excel-
ling, surpassing ; may be rendered by than ; oi©iS,
exceeding good, handsome, or useful ; <j5#iSoDopS,
more pleasant than ; (fcieiSoDopS, more travelled
than; 9. deriv. form, see ooeiS, and o©iS, co. oQi
I osiS, 10. cut off, sever at a blow, 11. plumbago,
CO. y5, tin, lead, as ©iS8iyS8i, — ©iScS, a black
lead pencil ; 12. enumerate, set down figures,
cipher.
nSa>§S, def. 12.
•i^cx^^, lie stretched along.
•i^cBi, extend horizontally towards ; co. of ei^aoi.
•iWi, CO. ei^aoiei^c8i> straight, &c. def- 7,
02^»i^QOiODt9i^<6i, def. 7.
ti^ooi^, a long stretch or distance.
•i^aj«, CO. eiSocjssiScSi, draw tight, &c. def. 3.
si^dB§, tie up, as a line ; ©iSdB^oSSi, tie up mosquito
curtains.
•iScg, as OD^ei^og, is a creeper arranged and tied so as
to form both the string and spring of a oS8.
^^^ string of the o^8, see o^8.
4^0 9t\
•i^bscSs, the strings stretched over a paddj field to poI
clappers and frighten birds.
•i^c8i see lcad-pencil| def. 11.
•i^dSi, CO. of ©i^ajs.
©iSc^icbS, stretch, or be stretched along on the gronnd
floor, &c.
•iSc8i, ^ee oo^ei^cSi, def. 1.
•IS, 1. see <i^te^9f nee exertion, or effort, be diligent; 1
see OD^sit, countenance, approve, -uphold.
•i^cS, CO. ei^cSeijScbi, hang, die bj hanging; eiSoSoo
COS, and ei^o5cgSoooDt, hang one^s self.
•n, 1« Snccession of the same race, kind, descendaDtB,
snccessors ; 8^eiio^€>ii, children, as the succeeaon
of parents; ©nc^^, descendants; 2. v. afx. indi-
cating lineal succession ; 3. deriv. form, see oosii^
race, species, and oeii, kind of tree; 4. inter*
mediate; yioo0ii, a term including all the children
between the eldest and jopngest; bS©ii, next th«l
eldest child ; ^^gii, the third child ; S. afx. indi^
eating something intermediate or between, aa coco
^$911, a species of elephant between the oos8^^J
and ooc6ooc6, in regard to size ; also indicate^
an amalgamation of differeht races or tribes ; 8f
^$•11, part Pgho; ^i^Sen, part Sgan; 6. o. q/^J
helping, supporting, sustaining, &c. cg^eii,
ng^©nc»s©ii, help, look after, take care of; takiD^
care of; cfi#ii, oo. c8aii^aii, aid, help; c8^ni
CO. c8^0itc8S8^, help pound rlee ; o5t©it, eo.
^xSl^Wt help iiold ; cS^oSsii, provided irithoc
our care, the blessings of dirine provklenoe ; 7.
f ODOJS 481
afx. fiomething iDtermediate ; c^dUi co* ^^^
•n» a door, gate; intermediate space; ^on, co. ^
»ii^»i balustrade; 8. promiDent or bellying ont
in the middle or intermediate part.
ni^9 wide or far apart.
nioon^def. 8. c8ieiiooii| co. c8iooi^§ipcSi»iicoii,
be pot-bellied.
•nooiicooiy adt>. in the manner of def. 8., aho name of
a email bird| head yelloWt deBtroctive to fields of
paddj.
•iicBiojS, CO. eiicSioj^SS^cSi^i see def. 1., have the
ancceseion ent off.
\% !• Arm, band, and of aniraalsi the fore legs; oo9^,
with one arm ; oo^^oocSie^Si not of the same con-
federacy, CQBtomSi habits or religion ; dSioo^^,
atretch ont the arms on each side; ooS^, co. ooS
f^SSS, point at with the hand or finger ; ^ScoS
f, CO. d>5c8SfGbSc8S8^i bend back each other's
bands, nn amnsement; 2. pertaining to the arm,
band, &c. 8. ofx, unobserved, silently, slily; ogS^,
CO. ^^?^^^P» 4.deriv. form, do. oo^,— oo^i^,—
.(fi^oo^, dwell together in harmony ; 6. meet with,
come together or in contact with; 00^^, Co. oo^
foo^^p ; 6. num. afx. applied to time; oo^, once,
one time, as twice; 7. see oo^^, the arms of a
sail, a yard.
^a>cxn, CO. ^odcoii.
{oodS, CO. hands cramp.
|CDooii, CO. ^ayxx^cocoXf hollow of the hand.
89 K.
492 ^9^
^003^, CO. ^oog^^ODd^, figuratively applied to pilferiiig»
and other mischief done bj the hand; Bee fc^9^-
fcb^Sy CO. ^oof ^fOD^^y see oo| |S| 2.
f cx>|i, see ob|i, 2. ^no|^\8^y C<7. fcoj^iS^f co|^iODt» edge
or margin of the hand.
^oo^8y hands tremble.
eoDSSy CO. ^no8S^ODo5, see oo85, 2.
f cott^y CO. ^oo»^S^a>»p.
1^00^5, CO. ^oDbS^cx^wS, see oobS, 4, foobSf coSS, see
od85, 2.
eCDOty CO. ^ODOS^OOOty «^^ odos, 1.
©ODbi, CO* ^oobi^oooi, see oobi, 1.
Go5^9 ck>. ^co^^cSiy 1. Creases or lines in the hand;
2. ^o5S, CO. ^o5S^@i, or ^o5^8^cBi, the fillet
with which the wrist is tied in the ceremonj
of recalling the guardian spirit.
^c6^odS(|^i, same as ^ooScoB^i.
^cBS, neck, or smallest part of the arm, t. e. the wrist;
^cBSoog, do.
^c^t, CO. ^f^^^^h hand-writing; c^8c8^^i learn to write
a good hand.
^98| CO. ^98^^8| wages, hire.
1^8^, CO. fS^^coS, the fist; sometimes co. of fggl-
^Sc8, empty handed,
f S^cSiy the end of the palm of the hand, next the
wrist.
^oS, CO. ^oSfbSi the creases or lines in the palms of
the hands; ^oSc^Si are the large creases which
cross the palm from side to side. .
{9^, 00. f9^fG8i, do. same as ^oS^i 1.
^ool 483
fiOiSSioi) a figurative phrase denoting the embarrass-
ment of domestio labors while the woman is in a
pregnant state; applied both to the man and
woman.
f^oji, see •oji.
^fj^y CO. ^f^f^^» the left hand.
^80^, finger. •
fsoif CO. ^ooi^oo), the articulations of the arm and
hand.
fsj^S^ooooty as yioo^s^^^^l^^^^y ^ phrase denoting
the condition of the dead.
f ^) part of the hand between the fingers and the wrist.
^q18^, CO. §^8^^glcx)5, back of the hand; ^g^^,
do. ^q1cx>8, CO. ^glSp^^ODg, the palm of the
hand; ^^ooiS^^loDg, do. ^glooijB, and ^g^og^i
a cross; ^glcoS, co. ^gTS^.
^QOOD^i an executioner, not in common use.
^aooz, SoStooSoooSs^ODog.
^QoVooS^ii the axil or arm pit. •
f 001% CO. to several words relating to the hand.
fooiif 1. The apex or prominent point on the lower side
of the fist when the haiid is closed ; 2. the dis-
tance from the elbow to that point.
^c8if CO. ^cSif^x, same as^no^, !•
jcBi, the fleshy part of the arm below the elbow.
f @^^ii CO. ^@^8^fg^(j2i, the spaces between the fin-
gers, particularly the thumb and forefinger ;
^@S8o«, do.
f^i, CO. ^cBi.
fcx>1, CO. focSl^oby or fooi^|oo)| a span.
484 ^
fobf CO. foS\.
f eg), eo. f (^, alsoi a towel or the likoi for wiping the
hands; ^0^,00. 1ip^%^^*
fOg^o5^, same as fooii, !•
^0^9 CO. ^<^f <^f right hand.
\^j^9 CO. f ^fSf 3, the fleshy part of the arm below the
elbow; ft^^^oS, the hamerns or arna bone; f^
c8iy space between the shoulder and elbow ; «nn&'
times applied to that between the elbow and
wrist; (^^OD^, same as ^q^i — f^^oogi, aame
as ^oq^i*
f9> CO. f ?^^f or ^ooi^f 9i the wrist ; ^^cBSf smallest
part of do.
fjejfi, the carpal bones; ^3008| same as ^gcBS.
^bty CO, f bs^oSy the radios or lesser bone of the fore-
arm ; sometimes nsed for ^(^^bi, the third finger.
f ^i» CO. ^(^f and sometimes nsed for ^^S^ finger; ffi
Odoo^i articulations of the fingers.
^fiS| the angle or apex of the fist, called also f ooit,
which see^ W^^* ^^* ^f ^^^^^f^^^' ^^® angle of
the elbow,
foc^iy CO. focoi^ocgiy the maecnlar or fleshy part of
the ^q^jS, on the inner side.
foo59| a. finger ring; odqSoo^ooSsi rings nsed on the
forefeet of elephants to clog or tether them,
f (jiS, CO. ^(^SfoSy a rail or balnstrade used to steady a
person in going np or down stairs, over bridgesi
and the like' as <6oof (^Si and cBibof (^S,
f^^, CO. ^a^^ooii, or ^<g^fc^^f the distance from the
elbow to the end of the middle finger; a cubit.
^OD^ 485
fo%f CO. fotf o8f the inside of the handi the part nsed
in handling things; also tendrils; fOoSg, skin or
cuticle of the hand.
f^i eo. ^^3^^^! ft glove; thimble; a sleeve; that in
which the arnii hand, or finger is inserted.
fp^h CO. ^(^.
f 02^9 CO. S^ob, as ^oj^S^cby fees taken of a person for
going to sammons or call him bj order of a mag-
istrate.
f^t CO. f f^ffif the fingers.
ff^8^, CO. ^(^Sooi^^c{^8^9 the ends of the several
fingers.
f fS^iif the middle finger.
I^SS^oot, CO. f(^S9jSoo8^^^S^8^, the knuckles.
f ^^00^, CO. ^^^Soo^^^^^^, the little finger.
{^^dOi| the articulations of the fingers.
f ^^c8, CO. ^f^(&^<!^(yS\f same as ^c^^^n.
f ^^biy CO. ^^^bs^c^^os, the third-finger.
t^^S^f «>. ^^SS^^^jSo^, the thumb.
f ^^f)eii CO. \^^^^^^^^\ the ends of the fingers.
ff^ogSy CO. ^^Soo5^^Scx)5, the first, or forefinger.
fo^y the nails, claws, &e. of the hand or forefeet.
t^^» CO. ^^^nocSS, or ^^SnoooS^^SoocSS, be in the
habit of meddling with or handling things with
which one has no business.
^^5ooc8S, do.
(00^8, the two hands, or the hands on each side.
fO^^OD^i the part of ^e mnscular congeries above, or
below the elbow which lies next the bone.
\oa^f the hand.
486 • «^
^o^^S^f Bweety delioione.
^g6» CO. f ogt^cbt remuneration or wages for manual
labor. •
fc8S» meety &e. see ^^ def. 5, oo^^c8S| do.
fc8Sej5» the bones of the forearm,- inclnding both the
nlna and radios.
^c8^i mark, printi or place of the handi signature*
^c8^8^8^i j£$^. goodsi possessions, wealth.
)c8^oo^<d^> see oo^c8^.
^c8i| sometimes need to denote giving an effective
blow,
f cSitx^S, Jig. united, confederate^ have the same in-
terests, cnstom8> &c.
^ODrSioDt, the inside of the hand ; generally the hollow
of the hand.
^ODooS, CO* ^0300^^03(^^1 the distance from the end of
the thumb to the end of the forefinger, hence a
trifle shorter than ^ocH.
^(§1, remedy for ooSc8^.
^odSs, CO. f 0308^030 1, — ^03ot^, and ^0301^^9 same
as ^coos, &c. see coo8| def. 1.
^03^9 CO* ^o^^^oo^y bard, callous places on the inside
of the hand made by hard labori &c.
^c^S^o^, skilled in haqdiworki ^i^ojS^c^y handicraft,
generally done by a capenter, mechanic, &c.
^y 1. ^SooS, noise made by an unknown night-bird
soOf soo. It is said swine are always to be foun
in the direction from which this noise proceeds
c c *
2. ^1^% sound uttered by reapers when strivio
for rivalry, indicative of triumph ; the victor say
<'Ah! I ha^e got round one hog, 8OO9 soo;'* eat-
ing cQcnmbera from a field before the paddy is
cQtf to prevent the guardian spirit of the paddy
from quitting the field. Also used on eating a
cuoumber at night, during the time of harvest. 3*
Oog. oo^S, — oo^S, — o^, — OD^S, — or odj^od'^i,
see co^f def. 2.: 4. see oo^S, def. 1. the mon-
key tiger, or Ictides ater^ ^S^> ^^^ ^^9 ^o»
5. see of% or o^^oooi, be in haste, OD^^no^i,
this barren peak of a mountain &c. a)^o^^>
a kind of tree: 6. ooSo3|^9 co* oo^od^^oo^od'^i,
see oof^.
fS, 1. Attach tOy fasten upon the under side as bees
do their comb to the underside of a limb; 2. a
swing, swinging cot, cradle, and the like ; 3. adv.
in a hanging, pendant manner; 4. reduplicated,
ckft?. firmly, tenaciously? 5. deriv. form, co^S,
ddt. or adj. in a keen, cutting, tenacious, unyield-
ing, piquant manner ; see ogSoo^S, — ^oo^S, or
^OO^S^CXD^S, — OpOO^S, 00^00^5, CO. OO^OD^Sop^
cx)»S, and ooSodcx^^S; 6. divine by making the
end of a handkerchief, or something of the kind
into a knot and swinging it to and fro. In this
sig. CO. of 00^, 7. reduplicated, adv. each one,
one by one; ^5^5,^5^5; 8. see oj^S, co, o^^Sa^Qi,
a species of trap or gin; 9. ^Soo^S, or ^Sod^S.
fSco^S, name of a creeper used for making ropes.
fS»S, same as ^6, def, 1.
^fS, see def, 4, and 7.
^Sa>^, def. 6. ^Soo^od^ooS, see ooH, def. 3.
488 f,
fScSpi ilef. 1. also, sling up a swiDgy &c.f see def, %.
alsO} put into a swing, &c., as a child to swing it.
^S^ii same as fS, def. 2,
^5o^, 00* ^SojSf SbS, def| 2. made with a board, or
bamboo seat, or bottom.
^5bS, CO. ^So^.
^S^if {^, ^S<2|i^S8, the string or rope of a swing, &c«
^5oo^, CO. ^5o8^.
§5a8^, CO, j^ScS^^Soo^, as no^^SoB^, a Warm of bea
just settled upon a limbi or other spot*
^SooS, def. 2. .formed by slinging up a sheet, or the
like.
i^ScSs, CO. ^Sc8s^S^t^9 adv. see def. 3. as a tree loaded
down with fruit.
^ScSsy CO. ^ScSsi^SoDgy do. as grain which bends down
from being well filled.
^^^^9 same as ^Scx)^^.
^6^8, CO. ^S^sSicSi def. 3. strings of beads on the neck.
f8, ]. Cast down with the force of both hands; 2. dash
or strike down with force; 3. cast or throw op,
as upon a pile or heap; 4. throw OTcr, as to
cover; 5. tumble down, as from an eminence; 6.
cast awaj, abandon, as a thing abhorred or use-
less; 7. afx. in a dashing, tumbling manner; e^
^«, CO. 6S©8c6j5§^, V^^Ji d^^'^ about in the water 5
e^fS, CO. eS^zlStffif dashy as waves against rocks,
&c. ooSejS^s, CO. oo8&^^(ooSi^oo8, do. part of a
formula used in charming a boil or ulcer; 8. q/b.
meet, as in travelling; ooS^s.
f^ 489
(logs, eo. ^<<^^ngS| def. 6.
ftcgS, oo. fs<^S^8^t, def. 1.
ftdy strike with the end down, with forcei churn c^p
f 8c8^, def. 3.
{8^y and f^fcS^y def. 3.
f8^ CO. ^ingS.
ftoSt, CO. ^SOOIt
ftooif 00. ^tooifscSs, def. 4. j^sodiodicS^, cover over
with straw.
jtoji^, for ^8^.
ficSi, 00. ^8c8i»ic8i9 def. 5. ^cSicbscSi, do.
ftoDi, def, 2. dash down, fall with force, as an animal
shot dead.
|80^^t| cast down so as to dash to pecies.
f8dS^, CO. ^sdS^^sob, throw down with a crashing or
thundering noise.
f^, 1. Macerate, digest in a liquid, saturate; f^SiCP
OD^, digest with salt, pickle; 2. submerge, soak;
88f^ooi| set a 031, under water; 3. poison oo^^^9
00. oo^^^oo^<g^, do. (^Sc8oo»noo^^9 Hhe snake is
chewing his venom,' figurative, a person who con-
temptuously, or malignantly refrains from answer-
ing when spoken to; also, to secret machinations;
4. name of a tree and of its juice used for poison-
ing arrows, &c. it is, when fresh, very deadly,
causing death in less than an hour; it is said
these fatal effects may be prevented by adminis-
tering acid freely; cBS^^, oo. cBS^jScBS^i, extract
the poisonous juice from the tree ^\^% co. ^x^
4fiO |i
Sz^x, or o8t^^oo8^^i is to besmear tbe point of
an arrow with f^,— 8c8f^, name of another and
still more poisonous treei not generally known
among Karens of the present day, if at all; 5. n.
afx. infused as oxf ^i rice boiled in a bamboo, the
jaiees of which are thereby infnsed into the rice;
6* see oo^^8ic8i9 a race of men of uncomQH>Q size
said to dwell somewhere above Ava; 7* for i^i
jump, leap; ^^o^|tooooootoDio^8|^i9 Ear. Fab.
(^|S, here may have been a mistake of the copyist.)
f ^00018(3, same as f^oii.
f ^ooop^i CO. ^jSnoo^^ f SoooD^i macerate, digest; see def* 1.
f ^8i, to color red.
^^90^, CO. ^^soSe^QoS, subject to the process of fer- 1
mentation ; oo^fSooS, sourcrout made of any kind
of vegetables.
^P\xt CO. ^^8i^i8i, def. 4.
^^oii, the poisonous juice made plastic by pounding.
(^cj, to color black.
f^c8i| dip, submerge in a liquid for the purpose of
maceration, decoction, infusioui saturating, dyeing,
&c. or ^Sc8i^c8i) dye; submerge in an infusion
or solution of coloring matter, ^^c8i, co. f^c8i
0^1 c8i, submerge for the purpose of soaking, &c*
|^^8i<2|^8i, and ^^Si'^iSi, def. 4.
fi, 1. Bednplicated,' adv. each one, each separately,
one by one ; 2. affix, separate, apart ; see 8i^i,—
0288i^i, move off to a distance from ; 3. see 8if i,
or 81^181*^11 a kind of creeper; 4. for (i, rain;
or oo^^i, CO. oo^fiooHcSi,— oo^cb^i, it rains*
fifi^ def. 1. eaine ae |S^6| def. 7.
{, !• Sharp, peaked, pointed; 8^^, co. S^f^f^t? ^^t^^
^1 do. 9^^, a peaked chin, or, under lip; oo)^,
ool^ool^, whittle to a point ; c^^f^> co. ^^f^^^^t
(2<7. d. figuratively, aoatOf penetrating intellect,,
aptitude to learn ; 3, abandon, throw away, see
^8; 4, 8ort| cull, retain the good and cast the
bad away; 5. afx. as oosf^i co. cos^oos^i^ make
an allasion, comparison, &c. to the point, be ap-
plicable; 6.qfx. as c8i^, CO. dSi^cSi^i reduced,
nearly broken up, or extinct, as a family by re-
peated deaths,
oo^S, very pointed, or peaked.
|no^, 00. ^cx>^^^oo(^, peaked, sharp ; see co^.
^, 00. ftogSft^^ def. 3.
^^f and ^^^ooooS, be moderately pointed.
^, same as ^, def. 1. ^<^noooS, be very pointed.
^s^, sharpest possible point.
|c6i, taper down to a point.
joSxa^c^S, taper to a long, slender point, spindle-shaped.
pD^ScSi, do.
^ooooS, taper to a slender and smooth point with a
cutting edge on each side ; lance shaped.
J, 1. CO. ^^9 taper, converge, tend to a point; 2.
coflSn, from its tapering form ; 3. suck up, draw
up, or in, by suction, or, absorption ; 4. as oSlQp
f^, Co. o6\Q^^oS\QS9Sf crave, have a longing ap-
petite, have the 'mouth water ; ' 6. throb, twinge,
tingle, as pain in an inflamed part ; 6. Cog.
00^% from ^, L 7. obey, observe, regard
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as ioBtrtictiony advicei or a oomniand ; ««>• fS, as
^^ooSfSoo^^ belieye; oo^^^oo^fS, belief» faith.
jSopi^Soji, belie ve, trust in.
^^0002^ , ^* t.^^^^ft^^^^» ^® tapering) larger at one
end than at the other.
^Sc8|5, snck np, draw up as h'qnid by snction.
^SojSogS, def, 5. oj^ocjs^SogScgS, do.
^Sc6i, def. 1.
^^oo5t, sack, draw in by sactioni applied to the draw-
ing of leeches; 1* sack spirits through a tube ; 9.
absorption, and|
(^001, CO. ^^oSsf^SoDS, absorb or drink np by evapora-
tion ; oo^^if^^oSioo, the rain dcinks up the streams
of water, said of the sudden reduction of the
streams after a rain in the dry season.
^^$ snck or draw up liquid into the mouth as cattle
in drinking; said also of the rainbow.
^S^ something impulsivoi effective, not easly avoided;
1. With 001, sure, trusty, effective; as traps, gins,
<fec. which do not miss the game; 2. adr>. effec-
tively, forcible, obsgS^ScocoS, stab so as to enter
deep; 3. afx. as S^S, co. q^, catch a nap, mo-
mentary doze; o&Sc5S, a custom of the Karens,
when a person has finished a new house ho goes
and sleeps alone in it one or two nights to see if
it is safe ; c8i^5, co, c8ibi, hang down ; and of
cSiSi, trickle down ; see <3gsc8i^5, 4, Cog. oo|>5.
CO. oo^SoD^S, and oo^S^t, adv. in a tapering
manner; same as ^^ def. 6, ODf^S, is also used
as f^S, def. 2.
^tooit
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[SooooS» adv. eee def. 2.
^SoS» the orange plant; ^S&So3^i the fruit.
[ii 1. Be closei compact, haddled together, aeeemblage
of persoDs or things ; blend^ mix, or add to ; pnt
together ; 3« num. aff. applied to heaps and as-
semblages; 4. reduplicated, adv. indicating succes-
sion, one after another; time after time ; alsoi
here and there in particular locations $ 6. agree,
correspond, as different things 'With each other in
respisct to numbers, dimension, &c. aee ^tooii, 6.
deriv. form aee o^s,— o^gogS,— o^«<8i, Co. o^gtfit
o#tfd8i» derived from def. 5. : 7. off, eee oSS^s, be
modest, virtuous, agreeable in manners, opposed
to loose, licentious habits; ^^oS^^tooiSi^g^,
o}i^ic8^9objSo5^oi, &• reject, throw away, aban-
don ; 9. see (tool.
jpcfSi, CO. ^toj^sno), use, employ, turn to some account.
|IQ2, CO. ^tool.
^CQXf def. 1. and 2.
M, -same as ^t, in all -the combinations.
pngS, CO. t^^S^s^i, or f«cg5§ittS, see def. 8. eee ^t
cgS.
Pg^} CO. fi}^f}<f[if def. 2. take the poisonous juice
from different trees, and mix it together in order
to wake it more effective. '
Ljl, CO. £«|f .
|p§^, eo, c8^§^, see def. .1.
icot, CO, (tooir.
■Sit, CO. figoitetoot, perform a certain kind of divina-
[ ■
494 f^obS
tioD as follows ; a namber of Bplints correspond
iDg in namber and length with the joints of al
the fingers; they are then counted and coroparei
according to certain rules*
^s^, 00. gB^^^> assemble.
^sc8i, lay down in a heap, as the materials of a load.
^t0d008| huddle together, as a company excited by feir
^, or ^^•^i or ^^ob8, 1. Make straight, extend in a
straight line, the full length; 2« look along a
thing from end to end, &c. to see if it is straight:
3. see o^^, aim at, point at; 4. afx. in a stretch
ed out manner, extended at full length; see <^^
^j5c8Sy CO. ^^^^^^^^) stretch out, or up, the neck.
jjSngS, CO. ^^ogSdbscgS, def. 2.
^ScS^, CO. ^^^c8^<^8cSp, applied to the arms, legs, and
other members of the body, straighten or stretcli
out at full length; |^g8^,— 0D8, straighten uj
one's self.
©SocSjB, A palm tree.
oSoS, CO. i^^oS^oS, see ddf. 3.
^cSs, straighten by looking at the thing, as def. 3«|
and bending the parts one way and the other a^
may be required,
tpaj), eo. ft^oai.
^^cxjji, CO. \^^'^^^i straighten.
G^^c8, see ^, its handle. |
^i&\ CO. i^cBS. j
ip^GbSy CO. f^^cbS^^coS, straighten out, extend to fal
length; |^^c6SoooD8| straighten out, <6c. one
.self.
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l^tf 60. ^^c8is8ic8i9 or ^Sxm^Sxf straighten ; ap-
plied also to the miod, direct the mind to^¥ard89
have an honest sincere roind.
|So90dt, straighten out or extend the body to the full
' length*
^if !• Applied to the mindy as oDS^i, co. OD8^ioot»^,
CO. ^^^^^^9 ^i* 02^(toD8^^9 gentle, free from
passion, patient^ meek^ forbearing, long^ snffering ;
2. afx. as oooSg^i, the white dress worn by
girls; and ooso^s^ii a species of creeper having a
bark which is yielding or easily peeled off; 3.
draw down the facey have a downcast look; see
,jjic8i^S, 4. afx. as ^pft^> weep; 5. fall down,
as showers of rain; ooS^i, Co. ooS^ioD^cSi, ooS^t
I ol, rain which does not bbscnre the horizon;
ooS^ioj, heavy rain, oo^^i^ecbS, rain continually
with only slight remissions ; ooS^ioo^S, rain in-
cessantly ; ooSo6|^i, it rains*; 6. jump, leap adv.
in a light, dextrous manner; 7. adv. limpingly,
haltingly; 8. see ODg^i, — o^i.
|iooooS, and o^^icoooS, adv^ def. 6.
^io!jj|i£iajj|i, ddv. def. 7.
fic^if ic^i, adv. def. 7.
^lyAy see m\ def. 15.
^i90| the white dress worn by girls ; see def; 2.
l^icS^y 00. ^ic8i.
^icSibS, CO. f^iG8^^ic8i^S| see def. 8.
#9 !• The idea of exchange; from one person, «tate,
position, ifec. to another; silver and gold; eSio^Si,
CO. o^^Sif 8i, or •8id3^8i; hit, oo. btdg^blf , sil-
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▼er; pay for a thing in advance; 8. separatet
distinctf ^o. QXy as cBtoicBt^y every individnal
also Co. of o\j as ooa^^f^oi, seven gods or objects
of worship ; also Co. of et, as cB^c8i»d8ioty be is
separate ; 3. n. aff* declination ; ^^9^f> io' this
term the allusion is to def. 1. and is opposedfto
(^^Q^ogf 4. as ooaoo^Si cnstomsf observances,
handed down by tradition from the fathers; 5.
with another rooti adv. as ^ii^> soft and plastic;
6. qff. see 8tf , adv. intently ; 7. af. as bSf , ob-
liqnoi have a bias, be inclined; -8. oc#f-— O9«oo
g^, — ooeojlliy and ooe^iy inclined, not level, or
perpendicalar ; reeling, going from side to side.
^co^^f Co. eoo^if oo^Si or f oo^if oo§S; bits of silver,
small change.
•00^^, silver wristlet; silver ore.
e^S) roand silver coin, used formerly by the Bnrmans.
•ooB, Co. eOdSoooo, dean silver ; pure silver.
eoec8, Co. eooc8ooc8i, pnre silver; also, principal, op-
posed to interest.
•ooois, and ooocS^, a treasury , or place for keeping
cash.
eS<2p^, an appellation given to Siamese cash, which is
in plano-convex pieces of specific value.
•8, a refiner of silver, a silver smith.
•8^8, an appellation given to pieces of native bnllion.
f 00^8, small change of Siamese silver.
•S, 1. Inflict evil by some occult or devilish power; 3.
particle ; at Tavoy it is connected with iSt| and
generally contracted to ecSt, which see.
f ^1 1. The left, as ^ep, the ]eft hand ; 2. .^m oo)^ ; 3.
bSo^f another speUipg for bSii^i ^0 &^, def. 4.
also tlie qame qf a ,bird ; 5. see 8^f ^f co. 8^e^
•1, 1. j^otched, indentedf depressed ps the neck or waist;
.ot^firSS, a basket witb a sinaU neek, ^^eioDt,
ietters; 2. thin, gaupt, r^daced in flesh; in this
sig. CO. oi, as cB^5i(]B^fi, be hangrji famished;
8. with ^f prefixed, edge, margin, termination ;
4. deriv. form, oaet| nsed Jn def. 1. and 2. as
dSH^oofi, CO. c8^9aoei9> slender waist; and d^
oofi, a fanaisbed j^og;^. a tl^ief.
finoc^i, and fiooo^iy.d^t \*:9M ooc9i,,def. 2.
{toot, CO. fK^*
fio&^, do.
|ic35t, do.
no^i, CO. eio^teiooti or ^logitf ic^t, pt jino^fio^t, def.
K With the additional idea of curved, hnmped.
^(BS, having a small or slender Ojejqk; see def. !•
nooo^iy see fioDO^i.
nootS^, fetters*
•4^, CO. •x^.
(1^, CO. fi^ajiiSoot, or ei|^$i^9 def. 2. thin, lean,
stnntedi as a chij^ Ip IV>or health.
•i^S\, do.
tiQjii def. 1. Small, attenuated in some places, as a
rope ranch wor9«
^ 1. Sticky adheroi hang together, be tenacious; 2. a
snare for catchiqg Jt)j;:ds, made by besmearing , a
88 lu
498 hixil^x
cord 9 or the branches of a tree with a sticky sub-
stance; 8^1 co> Q}>di\, set do* 3. fasten with
pege, nailSf &c. 4. with cg1| pegs driven in for
climbing; ca. e8> a ladder, as dSSibSif 5. instra-
ments, as ^^^, co. ^^^^^b), a peg, nail, &c. 6.
afx. closelji adheringly, assidnonslji unremitting-
ly ; og^Si^i denotes a dog that closely pnrsaes
game, a good hunter ; og^SiboQjgii naroe of t
species of bird ; o1^, that to which good adheres,
as cSSdlb, a small cup or bowl used by Karens
in drinking spirits; i^^i co. &^b&j58t, used in
describing the manner in which cocks strike each
other infighting; dith, co* cSsojscSt^/ pushdown
a thing, as with the end of the finger in order to
make it adhere ; 7. adv. see def. 6.
^ODf^, CO. booj^i^ODfjS, a very glutinous wax made bj
one species of bee ; c^^cxd^^, name of the bee
which makes do.
booS, CO. btoSelooS, def. 1, and 3, o^S^toS, fasten
with nails, nail up.
bc8, CO. bojs.
bc8S, drive up a nail or spike.
^o^ododS, adv. def. 7.
^008, CO. bcjs.
^ojs, CO. ^ojs^oos, or ^ojt^cS, or ^ojsboaSi def. 1.
Also, without the couplet, name of a tree, fruit
glutinous,
od^bo^s, paste, glue, or other adhesive substance.
iogi, CO. ^^^pfecgl, def. 4.
bSielSi, def. 2. <88ib8i| see def. 4.
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^^9 this root has been found only aB a couplet; 1. co.
^^, as ooc^oo^^i a remainderi gS^c^^gQ^^^i
cSic^^cSi^H, be a remnant; 2. co. nS, abated^
&c. 806 e^c8i, 8. see ohS^ co. ^B^B*
^f anperficial, fliiDBjy indifferent character; 1. hS, Co^
^S8i8i8i| or lyS8iOdi^8i| an indifferently made
basket, 2, deriv. form, see oofeS, raw, uncured,
&c« and obS,,C{>. o^SoeS, do slightly or partial-
ly; 3. aff. as •^bS| see %\ def. 18, and 19. raw,
unsubstantial, wanting in solidity ; 4. test, as
GO 1^00^5, a test stone for trying silver, &c.
^t, 1» Reduplicated, adv. inconsiderable, small in size,
io degree or quality ; slightly ; 2. .adv* motion
short, quick, changing; 8, move with a quick
motion from side to side ; 4. adv. one sided, side
wise, iSbt, see i^, 5. connected with the nume-
ral 00, as 00^9, very little, small quantity or de-
gree; oobt^t, do, 6, small degree, somewhat, as
oi^tyiSt, employ somewhat; 7. deriv. form ; 09
^, as ^Soo^t, very thin, soft; and oboD^t, very
pun^ut:^
oo^t, CO* oo^tobet, in cleaning rice, do a very small
quantity; oo^tooSt, chuck, smack, make the noise
of a hen in calling her chickens, and that of a
person made by a smack of the lips ; oobt, lightlyt
&c. 8. a wheel, block, pulley, and the like.
^tooGbi. CO. ^toooS^bsoodbt, def. 1. small in size.
^loSf, CO. ^toci.
^ooiy eo. ^to&^^toDi. or bsooi^iODi, adv. def. 2. oo8S
^•(oif adv, def. 4.
«00 ^
^tebtbto^^ adv. def. 3. as in smart scratcbing; ^ «^t^
rongby &c.
hthtf adv. def. 1. c8iSibtbtf trickle dowD| a little at a
time, drop bj drop; i^^tbi^ leap saddenly a
little way and stopi as a grasshopper; ooS^l^
be somewhat to the point, somewhat correct.
^tolbtoHi or ^so^btj), adv. def. 2. limpingly.
^lo^i CO. bsolf and SsSt.
^iSi, 00. bto^bsSt, def. 3. as the dasbiog of water from
side to side in a vessel which is shaken in beiog
carried.
^tobS| with only slight remissions; see ^, def. ^. oA
^^1 1. A particle affixed to imperative and indicative
phrases ; in the latter emphatici and in the former
coaxing, or soliciting acquiescence, or atteotion ;
2. said to be sometimes used in the signification
of ^Xi far off| far apart.
^if 1. Suspend, hang down, be pendant,; cSi^i, co.
cdifSc8i^i» cgscSibi, CO. cgscSi^ScgicSi^iy sus-
pended as on a nail, peg, limb, &c. 2. the thiD^
projecting form of the breast of a beast, as die-
tiugttished from the broad form of the man ;
lower part of the chest; 3. draw up or lower down
with a rope, string, &c. 4. push or shoot dowD^
as the roots of a plant into the ground; 5. an
ear, head, spike of grain ; 6. something pendant
or suspended, as oo^i, a bucket; f^bi, an oroa-
ment o^^ii grain heads recnrvate; afx. as cSi^v
CO. c8if6c3ibii be suspended, banging, Ac. see
8. 601
del. !•; 7. attenuate, oo^o5Soo^bi, a long timet
ciSdiShxhx^ adv. do. In the signification of at-
tenuate, OQ^cx^^bic^i draw out a thread, spin ; 8.
deriv. form, as oo^i, eo. oofexooSi, far off; appli-
ed to animals, long-limbed ^ long between joints,
9. see ki8i3D^, 10, see og^i, uttered with a spit,
indicating contempt.
^i8ia>^, a species of fruit in ancient poetry, unknown
in the pres.ent day.
hix, adv. CO. o5So55, sec def. 7.
bio5, and ^^oo, draw water, as from a well; def. 2,
BiS^B CO. ^ic8^eio8^, draw up, &c« see def. 9.
fxSx, suspend, hang down, lower down, the object be-
ing suspended by the arms, a rope, or something
else ; also, see def. 3.
^0^, a trap for fish which fall into it from a. water-fall.
8, 1. Prominent, convex, elevated, rising above the
eomraon level; rise to a prominence, rise as the
surface of the ground into a hill or mountain; 2.
a gnardian spirit or power which protects the
lifs and well-being of man ; see Demonology,
8. or oo8oooo8i, general term denoting pow-
er, authority, ooaj»oo^S, see m^\ 4. af. prom-
mence, loftiness, o^9f co cg^Sng^Si, look off
from an elevated position ; i^8, see £^, c8^9,
see def. 1. ^ig8^8, and ^iGfS, more than full,
heaping full; G|8c8p, heap on after being full
see ooo^^, oo88, see od8, summit, highest peak;
qt8, 00. (^t8(^te), set on a dog; 6. deriv. form,
as oo8, 00. cooSt, see oo8, 6. improperly used for
50S 8)
ft, as 8r^S, see f s«^, 1. af. as 8i8,— 8^18^
88^8181 difttant relatives or persons who are not
related, see 8x9 3,
88^9 as 00^88^ y a bill, eiBioence, 00^8, do.
8»^f €0. 8»^OD^oot| small power, an inefficient or power*
less gaardisn spirit,
8ag^9 powerful do.
8oo^ii prominentf conical, rising above tbe sarrooDdiDg
parts, applied to hills, mountains, hillocks, things
heaping foil, &c.
8g8^, rise, &c. def. 1.
8oc8, tl)e date tree; 8oc8aD^, dates,
80X9 firing at a mark, hit one side.
9i\ CO. 88.
88, Co. 80^88, rising to prominence, &c. def. 1. oa^88,
a prominence, hill, hillock, and the like.
800S1 see 8oi| hit below.
9Sf 1. CO. 8^00^6^00^, pinch up, nip, or pick off, with
the nails or extreme ends of the fingers; 2. eo.
8^00^9^00^, crumble, pick to bitS| break upt as in
breaking bread, with the ends of the fingers ; 3,
crumbled, crumbling, as o^8^i or 3^8^32bi| a
species of paddy the leaves, and ends of which
break and crumble in threshing i 4. a. short inter-
val of time or space; as dbi8^, go some short
time after ; 868^, follow at some distance behind ;
cb8^, come some time after, not immediately; 5.
sometimes used as a verb to signify follow, that is
at some distance behind ; 6. used in form of a
num. qfx. as 008^, co. oo8WofS, or 008^0008^
88 505^
a short spaoe or ioterval of time, 7. oo. Me «>38Sf
CO. c)o8^eoc8, and fi8S co. fi8^fi^, 8. see 0^8^
8^9 Dame of a Karen Fable.
8^1, def. 5.
S^cdS, 1. or 8^«oS8^o5Sj pinch up and hold fast with
the thumb and fingers; 2. co. of 8^e>3.
8^, CO. 8^eo8^QoS9 pick off with the thumb and fingers.
K^S, 00. 8^'cdS.
8Sq^ Co. 8^c^e^c^Si breaki crumble, pick to pieces
with the ends of the fingers.
88, 1. 00. 88ooS66too^i a general term for bear, carry ;
cxx5i88» driven or carried awaj by the wind 8888OO
ooieioocgi^, be pregnant; 2. 00^88, co^ oo^5oo^88|
a burden, carried; 3. raise, lift up; 4. co. to words
of carrying! see ^ ^, and 0| 5. in midwifery, assist
parturition, a part of which consists in clasping
the hands close around the abdomen while a se-
cond person presses them downwards with a view
thereby to expel the foetus; </i8Soof8o^, a person
skilled in the above business; 6* followed by chS^
adv. limpingly, followed by §8, adv. with a heavy
laborious gait; 7., affix, see f5gS8S, co. cgS88ogS
dbt, or flg^88og^8i. here 88, indicates the raising
of the eyes in gazing at the object; 8. see 8(88,
or 8l88c88ooi, through evil; 9. deriv. forms, as
o88| CO. o8Soe8, splice, &c. ao8S, or coino88,
becoming, bear a good reputation : also the name
of a species of ratan ; '10. applied to the eyes, as
^888» catch with the eye, that is, readily to com-
prehend a thing or the manner of doing a thing.
s^i 9$
SSdo^i, CO. 85oo§i85ob5t, def. S. see oo§x.
fiSoodl, CO. 85oo8.
85cx)8, CO. SSodSSSodcO, def. 3. also carry ligblfy, care-
fally.
8Sat>S85c^S, €^v. def. C. geneirally abbrev. to ©<^Ssc^^.
8Soo^oc|i, carry bcwB.
eSoDi, CO. 85§p.
85cfi^, dof. 8.
85§S, CO. 85§S.
85§5, CO. 8S$S85§5, 6* 8S§5B5§5, dfef. 6.
8S88So5t, carry child(rb*D.
85§p, CO. 85§p85bJi, brirtg tdgethfe>.
88cx/l, CO. 85o5.
8Sc5, e^. 8So58So^, tiitf aef a child wrapped in a
cloth.
8t, 1. 8too^(ji|8oo^| pecki tise an;^ iostrnmetit with a
peeking motion; (^^St, co. <j^9K^(^n, a snake bites
or strikes with his fangs; »8t| a hen pecks; 8t
coHf CO. 88oo^g68oo^| scorci hew or dig oat; 2. m>.
to Words of chopping, stahbingi digging, hacking,
&c. see bSoo^8tooS| 3, pick ap, as with the bill;
4. pnsh or shoot tip as the gertni of a seed ; 5.
pnncture, bite« as a toosqnito; 6. n. afx. the
direction of a thing; see c:8^8i| — ooo5i8t| the
point towards which the Winds blow, the north ;
opposed to ooo5ioct| 7. oo8t, co. oo8tooa>i| the
end or point from which growth proceeds, the ex*
treroe ends of the branclicsi <fec. do. Od8too^if the
small ends of the limbs; 8. In boating, (ih Tav.
8tob^8io!)1 50S
cBly) pat to shore for the purpose of stopiiiiig;
9. prefixed to nouns agreeing with one or other
of def. 1, 3, & 3. 10. with other roots, ado. in a
bobbing manner, 11. adv. intently, as in looking
or listeningi darting the ejes, pricking up the
ears, &c. peevishly, irritably; haughtily, arrogant-
ly; 12. CO. to words of wrangling, oo^cSSSsoji;
13. dcriv. forms, as oo8t, co. co2zQohh strike the
end of the tongue against the roof of the moatbi
prick up with a quick motioui as the ears, &e.
ooSsStooStSt, haughtilyi &c. o6i, meet with; 14.
ses 8so2^, 15. a measure equal to the breadth olT
the hand together with the length of the thumb;
16. measure with do.
SaoD^iy €0. 8tooi^8ioooii a general term for insects of
the papilto or butterfly genus; 6i| alludes to their
habit of thrusting their bills into flowers, &c. Thie
varieties are distinguished according to their cotorSi
as 8tcooi8i9^8to3oidB|— 88090101, and Stoooioj^.
Btoo^dB^, def. 3. * *
BtoobB^, adv. def 11. haughtilyi &c.
8k», a kind of covering for the head and back to de-
fend them from the rain ; it is long and pointed,
one end hitched over the head and the oth^lr
reaching down the back.
8tni2^, constantly reiterate the name of the ddmon, god,
or other person trusted in.
8ici2^, the Hopia tree. (Pgho.) same as Sf^^-
8to6^8to6S Hropingi &c, generally contracted to Bcb^m
66^1 which see.
506 8tao^
Bio^if peck again, peck back; also, eo. of OO^cBS^
wrangle.
Sidi CO. 8s8^8t9, the extreme top of a plant or a tree.
8(8^, €0. 889.
9i^ CO. 8i||(ji|t^| dig out a boat.
88001^, CO. 9ttx>t^9t^, a Bpecies of beetle having a
kind of bill the use of which is alluded to in the
namOf < carrion beetle.'
8i^y 1. CO. 88001^1 and 8f<6^9 2. peck or pick off
something here and there; 3. hack, haggle, &€.
see oDf def. 12, and 15.
8t<6^, 00. 88c6^88eo, a species of Lacerta, black, bead
long and sharpi picks up its food like a fowl.
8ta«8^, CO. 88at£^8tet3oS, a species of bird, wings and
tail tipped with white; 88at£^c8^0DO}9 the com
mon name for the wood-pecker.
88a, and 888S$i def. 11. as og^ooS8sei— oo^^oohSta.
Ssoocd^i said to bo sometimes used for 88ac8^.
8s6bS, o^o88ob5f 9)ooc9^coio5S8^8S, level a space with
the back of a cleaver &c.
88dB^, 00. 8tdB|588c@i, def. 8.
8«fl, def. 7.
8to^, 00. 2t(fi.
880f| CO. 8188.
886S888t| peevishlj, &c. def. 11.
88881 CO. 8tS88808, manly pelt, with a manl or mallet;
|^8i38, a maul, mallet.
^toSj CO. 680^880% peek open or crack the shell, appli*
ed to the hatching of chickens.
8800^, CO. 88o5|S.
8i 50?
8io5|5y €0. 8ic5^8ta>^, a family of ineecte, with a verj
loDg neck and flat head, iDcluding several specieB
of MantiB. ,
SiQOj, a epecies of insect resembliDg the horse-fly.
8t8Se, same as 8s».
8ic8t, eo. 8to&^8tc8ty or 8tc8t8tc8t| in a bobbing man-
ner, def. 10.
8io^«Dtj the croW) named thus in allusion to the ma-
terials it nsaally gathers for a nest.
8io^g8^i draw bloodi as the mosqnito, and other in-
sects; also as a snake by striking with its fangs*
8tc8^y CO. 8i(3^(gi(fi^9 pick up food, as a bird with the
bill.
8^, !• A peak, summit; c^^oe8^, the peak, upper end
of the stem ; 2. num. afx. distinct collections of
things ; as 00^008^1 a constellation ; distinct
placesi as cotoof ^oo6Soo|^oo8^c8i, remove to a
new location each year; 3. a corpse; 038^, do.
00^8^, or ooS8^oo^orjp, do. 4, adv, m a tall,
long-legged manner, stuck up on high legs ; .5. adv.
heaving, or rising and falling as the chest in breath-
ing; 6* reduplicated, adv. of place, here and
there, 008^8^, do.
8^8^8^8^, def. 6.
8^^, €0. 8^^»^ci^, or 8^^^8^q|S, adv. 4. 8^^8^^
a species of crob having very long legs, often
contracted to &^^*
S^^^cB^, adv. def. 4.
8^^8^c8^, def. 5.
81, eo. 0d8i002X)^i the period of a person's or thing's
dctration or oo^8iopioo|^oSi9 a generatioiii after
80 tong a period; 2. num. q/f« tieiglits of trees;
ooSiodS, the ODO tree's height; oo8io^S| one
length of a cleaver; (S^Sj^ooSif one duration
of the earth; 3. a saccccding generation, c8i8i
c8ic8| or cSiSicSieojS, be of very long con-
tinnanee; 4. affixed to nounsi as 88io5i8i) daring
succeeding or sdccessive generations; 5. redu-
plicated, adv. throughout successive ages'; 6. eo.sM
oo8iooc8y traditions or customs of generations ; 7.
a raised form to sit or sleep ou ; S. see cg^8i| or
cio^eScg^8i| young children looking intently into
the face of a person, 9. see ^8i| by guess, inco-
herently, &c. fS8i| — f58i| and ^i9\^do. 10, the
instrument on which the natives reel thread from
the spindle into a skain; 11. adv. to the end of
life, never; sometimes used where we should say,
oki pain of death, and other eqttivalent phrases;
13. see o8i, 13. see ^^nS.
8to^i, a bier.
8iogt, Co. 8iflgi.
8ic|i, CO. 8ic8i8icgt, ^ef. 10. a swift for wiodiog
yarn.
8ic§i9, a swift with arms yi^f^Of^*
8i8^,Vd. 8x8^8xco5, or Bi8^c8^o, def. 7.
8x8itD|Sco^» as oo8i8xooQO^QO^, throughout all genera-
tion forever; (^^8^8i8i, daring successive worlds.
8iiD^, maggot.
8xopi, see def. 1-
^^dBeo^ODJSi a good length of time, a goOd Old Age.
9cx>S 609
8i88io5i| down to children and grand childreni i. e.
from generation to generation.
%\9\t CO. @i8i8iwi| the ancient name for a raised formt
&c. def. 7. at present used us coqplet to cx)^5f m
aD^S8i8i.
i\\\, def. 11.
8y !• Cleany nnsullied. pore ; f oo8| pnre» or clean silver ;
8^8, 9€e «8^8, — d3&tc88, be of a clear, bright,
yellow lustre ; 2. v. qfx. cleanly; 0^8, wash dean.;
3. reduplicated, adv. wholly; 4. qfw. the jnice
indicated by the noun; d^8,— CQ^8>-r00^89 honey,
5. deriv. oo88, well, properly; 0089 00. ooSoo^l,
a kind of fish-hook; 089 eo. o8oel9 test; 09^08,
test fruit; see also 00^089 6. the masculine gen*
der and affection; (^9, younger brother; b^8,
elder brother; ^%, male cousin ; 889 boys, sons; 7.
8, in this use is also reduplicated and addressed
to an elder brother; 8. with cS, affixed, the small,
jungle cockroach ; 9. oopulatei as fowls and birds
CO. b^.
BoQgj^t, ado. entirely clean, wholly, having nothipg left.
8oQjx»fi9 wholly 9 see Gram.
ictgi^S, do* see do.
88, see def. 3. and last clause of def. 6.
89^, def. 1. 88aooo, wholly; see Qram.
89^9 def. 1. Also used in a mora) sense, pure, holy,
free from moral defilement.
89^g58g[t» clear9 bright9 &c. applied to the lostre of
gold, of the eyes, and the like.
8(x>^, def. 9.
510 %h
8ooiS, CO. 8c6.
SoO| pare, free from mixtares or imparitieei.
Soooii, def. 7.
9<}coQ^x, be qnite clean , quite gonoi completely free
from dirti &e.
8S9 same as SS| see def. 6,
^8, said to denote a great-grand-father five genera-
tionB back,
'SojioD^i wholly; see Gram.
SojiODOji, wholly; see Gram.
8c8, Co. SoQi^ScSy the small jungle cockroach.
8c5| found in a Karen fable in the signification of 8a^.
ScjoooD, wholly; see Gram.
8oSo9c6t| do. see do.
^^f do. see do.
iSf It Porch, light for a short timci as a bird; 3. atop,
tarry for a short time as in a zayat ; 3. ad9.
separately, independently, apart from others; 4.
the ancient name for a raised seat, or place to
sit and lie upon; cb^S^, do. now called Si8^*; f.
followed by oocoS, adv. buoyantly, lightly, as m
empty boat; in a regular, curving manner; G.ad^.
light touches or movements ; T.^ldv. creeping,
walking on all fours, mode of walking, being
careful where there is danger of falling ; (^S8So5S
oS8^c8^, creep along carefully as upon the limb
of a*tree; 8. anciently, instrument used in fishing,
mentioned in Karen fable, sometimes written
gS,— 0^88^28, a pole or bamboo used as a tenter
stick ; 9. Udc. a particular figure or figures ro-
• iSo^s 511
sembliDg crawling insects; 10. rob or brash down
threadi after mzingi preparatory to weaving or
coloring; 11. €j^. cS^S^i co. cS^eiii^yiS^Qitny
aid; c^^S^^ verandahi &c. c8S^i a kind of tree;
8SSj short time; oo^SS^, a littlo temporary house
for nats; c8^c8S^i cramplody as a horn; 12.
deriv. form, o8^, a kind of amulet ; 13. see 9S^f
name of a countryi Zimmai; 14 see S^^^> a species
of stinging fly.
S^ooodS, def, 5.
f^^, def. 7* ootS^cSSy and ooiS^rS^S^rS^i walk on all
fours.
i^Qfif same as S^« dcf. 4. or 8t8^, dcf. 7.
S^^S, 1. Stop or sit down in a zayat; 2. oo. 8^b.
8^c8^» So&tooSoooStc^cS^, draw the bow.
SSdB^fjp,-ojcfi^f)^oio8io8i. *
t^dif CO. %\b.
Ift, eo. nb8W, or 8^b8S@S, adv. def. 8.
8S^i8^, CO. 8^fi8^8^f lOoS, same as def. 4.
;8^dB, def. 6.
!8^^f Zimmai.
8%, CO. c8^8^8, the bird which perches by wet places^
a large bird resembling a pelican.
8^9^i see ShifSf 8^9^^, cidv. def. 9.
8^^^ Co. 8^^^8^^S. 1. adv. used to describe light
crawling like that of an insect ; 2. o58^8^^S| a(ft>.
indistict vision, dimly, indefflnitely.
8^^^i a kind of stinging or biting fly resembling the
horse fly; two varieties S^^^otS^i and 8^^^^8i,
the great and the small.
S^qp^y €0. 9So^t^Qif^f def. 10.
f^c8^S^c6^i adv. qaalifjing moti()p like that of a twig
or limb prpdaced bj the perchiDg of a bird
T»pon it.
S^cSij as c8^S^c8ioDiOD^9i alight od the top of a tree.
85, found only fis an adverb in the signification of
gaick, sadden I qnalifying aets which are the re*
suit of nncontroUed passions.
8tf 1. adv* with some degree of force and snddenness;
2. used much like 8i| 11. adv. sudden starting opjl
3« redqplicated, a^^v. step after step; drop afUi
drop ; 4. deriv. form, oo8t, same as oo8t, see 8t,
13. odStoDOoSy same as 8tcocx>S, 6. see 9tcf^% naae
^of a tree; 0. see Sioj^, 7. co. obi stab.
88O00D6, def. 1. od|«odoo5, do.
880D^»i adv. def. 2. ses co^t, 2.
8102^ same as 9to^, which see.
Sto}^, Pgho, name of a jungle tree, often used for
boats; also the name of a certaiq :tank noted in
Earen fable.
8(81, def. 3.
8^1 1. Wet, moistened; 00^8^1 eo. oo^S^co^c^, be or
get wet ; 2. open or lift the ejes ; 3. same as 8^1
' def. 8. instrument for catching fish; fish with a 8^,
4. affixedf as ooc8^6^8^, see .poc8% 2. and o),
pinch ; here 8^, is used in def. 2. in allusion to
certain gestures or motions of the ejes and faee;
PDc8S6^8p, and oocBSoSfSjJ, do. c&f9^, is also
used alone in the same signification; 5. affixed,
o3^8^y see cS^8^o5p^^ see o5|5| cover, &o. blink
*8pO^©g 513
the eyee; OD^S^OojSS^, adv. in a bliDking manoer ;
cx>c8^35^S^> tbo act of opeoing the eyes id a wide,
staring cpauner with frequent winking; oocSSo^SS,
do. see noc8^» 4 ; 6. affixed, moist, wet, as rSS^,
966 cB, 9. also opS8p, CO. opS8^opSc6«, 7. affixed,
spread, diffased abroad, as c8^8^, and ^38Sf
which see; 8. affixed, se6 cgtooKgsSS, make sly,
wanton, licentions gestures, winks, or motions of
the eyes designed to excite libidinons emotions in
. the other sex; 9. deriv. form, oo8^, news, in al-
lusion to its tendency to spread abroad ; ODoStoo
8S, 8€6 oDo5i| 2. and co8|S, — 00^008^, same as
00^008, a fish-hook; 10. afx. intensive to the
term for redness; II. adv. connectively, con-
junctively, as persons walking together; 12. adv.
conspicuously, as any thing conspicuously present-
ed before the eyes; 13. reduplicated, adv. used
negatively, indicating that the act which it quali-
fies is not done at all, or»only in the slighrest
degree*
l^noooS, as 8i8fooooS, def. 10.
t^OOOODO, def, 1. 666 00^. •.
S^nodbb ; OD^^jotoo^oof ^ooqicx>^od^oqioo|S8^coio5.
8^^, €66 9^, 2. 8^8i»^8i, def. 3.
^^, adv. def. 13.
i^ffii8^@i, def. 11.
I^^l^, def. 1, and 2.
w«o^, quite wet.
^bio^i, adv. def. 12.
tj^o^^g, def. 1. wet all aver, all bespattered.
34 X. .
514 8i • • •
8^8i@i8i, and e^Sie^Si, def. 8.
9\9 1* Ambuehy approach Blily» come upon anaw^res;
2. see @ic^i, females' fondness for men, be co-
qnettisb, arts practiced by females of a loose cha-
racter; 3. separated so as to leave a space, or
break between; 4. elevate, stretch up, as the
head npon a long, slender neck ; as the arms over-
head. &c. ; 5. weigh, as with scales, &c. or sus-
pend in weighing; 6, scales, balances; 7. prefixed,
to the names of the male sex to distingni©h it Crom
the female ; 8. other roots, as o©o5x>§i, a nest, ^
OTOg^ODfi, blood, see def. 1. ocogooii, applied to
eatables, old, laid apart, or aside, see dcK. 3. oo8i
8i8i, a gown, in allusfon to its being a covering
or the means of concealment, def. 1. ^SSiSiSi, a
temporary kind of basket, *a covering for tie
artic'les deposited in it ;'§S8iii8i, a place of pre-
eminence, of def. 7.; 9 with c8i, affixed, a loop
or noose need •for suspending any article; 10.
affixed, ^^8i, (J(?.*ogS©5ngS&i, look after at inter-
vale, occasionally, from def. 3.; c8i8i, co. c8i|S
cSiSi, fall a* intervals, def. 3. as dropping water,
&c. :^Sc8i8ig^c8i<?>5, and go^c8i?iog^c8io6S,
the falling of blood ; 2^§i, a species of ant's nest;
11. /x/b. as oo8icS]j) §1 (A. unci)ini'act, having
unfilled spaces; 3, oo 8i (Aoo8ic8)» do* an
irregular volume large and email at intervals
12. deriv. form, od8i, — nofi^i, and oo8i^?, from
8i, 3, and 4*. ; oo8i, Co. od8ioo©"i, stand on one
or both knees; also used according to def. 4.
8i9i 515
ooStS, Qsed according to def. 4. ooSif^i co. ooSi
^looSibi, or ooSi^^oo@ie)Oy be rade, impertinent,
assamingj impudent vooSicSi, co. oo@ic8iooo6ic8iy
stretch down ; oo8i^i, and oo8iQt, see def. 8,
and 4. ; oSi, co. o8io©i, dew, from its coming
down imperceptibly, def. 1.; 8081, the dew
flower or tuberose.
SicnooiS, name of the principal personage in one of the
Kareu fables; No. 146.
8iooc8i, sanie as 8iooc8i, see ooc8i, 3.
8icB, name. of a Karen fable or the principal personage
in it.
Sio^^, CO. 9\c^\,
Sic^i, CO. OD^Sic^i, or ^n^S8ic(^\, def. 2. oo^8ic)^i,
with <^i, pretixed, an adulteress; one who receives
the husbands of other women; a bold, impudent
woman. *
Hngl, CO. 8if^.
Iiog^, CO. 8ifigS^8ngS| def. 5.
liog^ajfSog^ listen or watch • silently as to discover
somotiung.
tiTgi, 1. Lie in wait or ambush for, ^ef. 1. 2. co. BiogS
8\ngi, (Icf. 3. o55§i.ngi, be a long interval of time*
Siri^, a spocics of ^^, as ^^8i(^, co. ^^8iri^^^8icg1,
til*? root is of a peculiar form indicated by d^, see
^, ^k'f. 4.
Sir^^fSl, name of a certain ancient king: ^s8io^SrBS,
a <\v >rl of extraordinary powers belonging to do.
8ioi, CO. 810381263, def. 1. approach clandestinely ia
order to shoot or stab.
516 8i8S •
SioSi CO, ^^^t| ae 0^^t8ioS» have th^ blood epnrt oqI
as from the opening of an artery.
8ioo), CO. 8itb. /
txrcS^ 1. CO. o^^oo^y ae poioo^oo^8iQ3^» and oooS^o^^,
as cx)o5^02^Sioo^, from Si, def. 1.; 2. or 8icD^8
(t>3, a epecies of grub used in angling; see 8i, 7.
8ioO| CO. %\zoS.
Slob, CO. 8iQb8ioo), a species of ratan, or a thori^
shrub much resembling the ratan bot not i
creeper; see def. 7.
8i©l, see ©), def. 6.
8iei| CO. 8i^i«
8ifi,«U CO. 8i^i8iei, separatei apart, def. 3. o8^8ifi|
be or dwell apart; 0^881^11 move off, move so ai
not to be contiguous; 0081^x00^, not far apart;
2. CO. 8if i8i^iy a species * of creeping parasite j
stems long, smooth, and without articulations.
8i@, relationships, distant, as 88^8i@i distant nephews !
oog)8i8, distajit cousins, &c«
81818^9 weigh in scales *or balances; see def. 5. and %x9\\
810619 see 8i98.
8ioocSi| long-ne^*ked, same as 8iooc6i, see 09c8i, 8,
• 8100S, def. 1.
81001^, CO. 8iooS| — 8i8S, &c.
8i^ii C{>.8i^i, 2. also a species of 8i^i,
Sioiy CO. 818^8101, or j8ic8^Sioi| or 8i^^8ioi| or 81
op^Sioxy king; see def. 7. 88101, the royw
floweri a species of amaranthuB.
li8S, CO 8i8^8i^v, or 81001^818^, def. 6. ; see %\%
8S, weigh with do.
5lc8i 517
ho^^f -CO. 9\o\, and of SidS,
k^, do.
Ii8^* do. alsoi CO. 9iSt a priest.
W^x, CO Si^^Si^it a kind of worm not mnch larger
than a horse hair, and from a span to a cubit in
length, of a white color; see dof. 7*
ll^X, CO. 8iJ^i.
h^x, Co. 9\h\x9xi^x, another nanie for ooojiiSSS, a spe-
cies of deer.
*i8iooS, elevated, uplifted, as a fallen tree, &c. see
def. 4. sometimes abbreviated to e^iooS, ^i, is
sometimes used in the same signification.
k^i, CO. @iS^.
llODl, CO. 8ic8i.
kc8^, CO. @iot.
hxdxf CO. 8ic8i8icoi, def. 9.
hotJBt, CO. SiocSs, a shrub resembling eSs, def. 8. bat
of no use in coloring.
iidSy CO. @i8^@ic8,or Siop^SidS, a Boodhist priest.
koo^, lie in wait as a tiger, &c for prey.
|)^ froai •, and col 1. with *ooooS, affixed, adv. in a
sadden, vehement, piercing or penetrating, man-
ner; see oo1, 10.; 2.^ reduplicated, cuiv. see oo)
10.; S. CO ^1, signification of oo) S. see ^i also
CO j^, hardness, c£c. as ooop^coocO^, see cooq
and j^.
lloQOoS def. 1. ,09^oDCoS, do.
}1^, adv. as cB^o^^^^f), — oc>)§1|l, and co)^^^^— oo^
oo^^^l, see the several clauses of def. S.
^SXf CO. f^Sx.
518 pSS9
S\^9 CO. cSiji,
jS, same as ao^ as obi^S ^* of ^iji^y — obtj^ Co. «6t
^1^ meet; ODt^^i same as 03tao^y and ootodoV
stedfasty perseveringy &c. see •o^,— aoi^y and ^V
jS^Sy a^i>. imitative of sound like that of stripping
down plantain leaves.
^%, CO. \\ a/x. saddeness and force, as cStjt, or cSi^
c6i J9i fall suddenly and with force ; 2. an em-
phatic particle used in negative sentencesi as cocB^
oo^^s, there is none at all ; 3. reduplicated adr.
Buddenessi the same as el, def. 2. also sharp, sud-
den, crashing sounds.
^8^t, adv. def. 3« c8^coei^§8^t| scramble up a moun-
tain; GOteseS, rub with a quick, strong uQotion;
ojcS^oooDS^s^s, hurried on his clothes; ^t^t^t^s,
def. 3. last clause ; j}^^$^^*i ^ce ^.
^S, a kind of feast among the Karens, accompanied bv
music.
^i, 1. from oi| feW| of email quantity, scarce, tending
to individuality. In this signification couplet to
other roots; 2. afx. indicating abatement, scarcity
or fewness ;*cSi§i, be lessened, &c. 3. from tou
a^x. separation, expulsion, &c.^§i| pass throu«
and off or away, as in shooting an * arrow quite
through an animal.
^lOoSi) abbreviated from ^ic8S8t, only a little, reduc-
ed to a small quantity.
QIOOCQ, do.
§ic8S, do.
licBSS, very few, very little. ♦
5^
619
^xSxf CO. ^xSxcbtSif abated, rednced in ' nnmberi
qQantilji or degree*
^^9 CO. yiy as ooooi^SoDaoi^i.
^1 eompressedy straitened, contracted, &c. from A^, found
only in combination with other roots; see ^n^S.
^^1, eontracti straiten, crowd or push into a point or
narrow compass, as the top of a bag, basket, &c.
^, from t&t, 1. with ododS, affixed, adv. tightly,
rigorously, firmly, intently ; 2. reduplicated, adv.
do. also combined with ^8, as ^s^t^i^t, to imitate
certain sounds ; see §s^t ; 3. in the phrase oo^oS^
c8i§tooi,Jt is used aticording to def. 1. The being
in a wretched, woeful, afflicted state through the
influence of some evil genius or some withering
ourse; 4. afx. Sx^t, co. cSi^scSi^t, see §8, def.
1. ; 5. see 51^9^1 co. §'i^^^5ij^§^9 & cymbal.
^•ooodS, def. 1. oD^sodcoS, do. ODttStoDcoS, do.
^t^9 Co. ^s^t^s^t, def. 2. o5ScOi^q58^8§s, adv. imita^
tive of creaking and cracking sounds.
01, from 001, \. Crushing, overpowering, prostrating,
depressing, as severe -illness, heavy loads or bur-
dens; 2. adverbi as 00001^1, co. cx)ODi^^odooi^1,
heaviness from saturation with moisture ; 8. co.
with e), soaked, saturated with moisture; 4. sub-
merge in a liquid in order to saturate, <&c. as
thread in coloring; 5. num. afx. number of limes
a thing is submerged ; 6. afx, as cSi^i, co. cSii^i
c8iel, be submerged; 7. afx. as cSi^i, co* c8ioS
c8iOi, oppressed, straitened; desperation, driven
to extremities; 9. the black-billed mynah.
520
^id&i 00^ ^ioo^1o6| soakedy <&c. with water; def. 3.
ycSi, CO. ^icSi^lcfii, def. 4,
^1^, 1. Meet, come together, or come in contact; 2. af-
fixed to nouns, denotes the junction or proximity ;
3. affixed to ve'rbSf to indicate meeting, coming
in contact from diflferent directions, &c. ooabt^i^,
00. ooobsQi^oosbso^, the meeting of opposing cor-
rents; ooS^^i^, an eddy by do. c^S8^^i^c8Sd3
038| denotes the falling of one tree against another ;
<^i5iS go and' meet.
gi^ooi, CO.. 51^0015^091, def, !•
51^00^8 meet the opposite side ; Gg^^^iSooHS, pass
through to the opposite or other side.
01S, not found alone.
^iS^t, CO. §1^§'§1^5*) cymbals; probably so called io
allusion to their peculiar sound; compare oDi^
o5t, — ocseiS^t, strike the cymbals.
eii, from 011, see also eon, 1. Tie up in a budget,
as with a rag, cloth, &c. 00S511, co. ooS^iiooS^S,
or ' 00^51100^1^, the rag, cloth, handkerchief
number of 00^511 Co. ,00^08^00^511, or 00^51100^
c8i, a budget ; 00511, do. 2. num. afx. life-budg-
ets; 3. the after death. The animus of a beiog
who has died out of the Hades state; Karens
suppose it continues in an intermediate state
' invested with a' thin oviform membrane, tran-
sported hither and thither by the wind or other
cause until its re-ebtrance into some organized
body and beconfrae the embryo of a new plant or
anitna} 4, d^. 9ifi8i5n8t, a corpse, departed
j^t^^ 581
spirit or gho8t| Hadee, as o5opi<g\\o5opi^ii, 5.
Co. to other terms as 8^8|58|5^ii, an apex ; 6. deriv*
00^11001 y Co. oo^no5^oo§iiQOi9 adv. in a snper-
ficia1| unfinished, incomplete, rough, bungling
manner.
^Tl^S, CO. ^ii^S,
^n^, 00. §11^5^11^8, tie up as the month of a bag,
or other thing in like manner, t. e. by contract-
ing and securing the parts.
^iiQoS, tie the folds of a blanket &c. full of articles.
|, from o^, 1. With coodS, affixed, in a pervasive or
suffused manner; applied to being soaked or
drenched; 2. reduplicated, adv. in a permeating,
effusive, or exuding manner; tears 3. with q,
affixed, aiv. as ^J^^t meat juices continue in
• their natural state; 4. see ^-^^f unchanged,
filled with the natural juices, &c.
|ooooS, as S^jjododS, def. 1.
|£, ^Sooc8^^, oo(j^ig8^o6c8^3|5oo^^^, def. 2.
f^, def. 3.
|6,*from c^Sf adv. 1. With oocoS, affixed in a forcible^
violent manner; 2. reduplicated, adv. iiijitative
of 'sound like that of craunching.
jSooooS, def. 1. od^coodS, and od)^v'X)cx:>5, do.
^Sj^Sf CO. J^^j^^S^S, def. 2.
pjfi, adv. with force or intensitj, efficieotly.
^i, from oil or cx^i, not found alone.
(t^, adv. in a shifting, a reelings unsteady manner ap«
plied to motions in walking; see c^iS^c^tS^f—S^i^i—
cfi,— '09^19— cofSj^ci^i, and the cognate •c^^S^,
522 yi
j^Sj^Sy €ulv. imitative of Bonndsy Jike that of euttiog a
bundle of leaves, or that made bj cattle Id
chewing their (ood; see tOj^Bc^Sf
j^ty from oj^ty 1. With ooooS, affixed, adv. indieating
that the action is done energetically^ and har-
riedly; 2. redaplicated, adv. do. the act being
several times repeated.
j|90ocoS| — 00j|8ODco5, and ocHjji^oooqS, def. 1.
jg[Sjg|^t, or Jl^JSti^s^Sj def. 2.
j^, from o% line, range, &c. 1. Percolate, ooze throogb,
2. extended percolation, filtration of a liquid; oo
^^o5, the water ha^ oozed throngh ; 3* deri?.
form. ooeSoDe^, adv. the surface of the skin mois-
tened with perspiration, 4. reduplicated, CLdv. in
a cool, refrigerating, humid manner; 5. with flo
(x>5, affixed, adv. do. also the chilling, creeping
sensation produced by horror; 6. see oote^oSMi,
catechu ; a dry extract from the bark of a spedei
of Cassia; chewed by the natives with betel.
eSoDCoS, and oolgSooooS, def. 5.
^^^^, def. 4. applied to the cooling of the atmosphere
i^t night, the cooling of- hot water, the cooling oj
the body after fever, &c.
jSc8^, def. 1.
^, 1. sejB oD^ood^, be in a natural, fresh, sound, state
not tainted ; oo^g^^, meat in a sound, fresl
state; 2. Jig. as ooH^,-yi^, persons of good moralfi
contrasted with oo^o^|5, bad morals.
^jq, def. J . see j, def. 3.
f from bS congruous, as on^ thing befitting another
^ 52S
• •
^^noooSf adv. in a befitting manner; see St^^ooooS.
^t| from Q^t, rednplicatedy adv. eoftlji earefally; hS^t
^«9 squeeze or shampoo with oaroi cantionslj;
obt^t^ti in making thatch, pin the leaves together
one after another in a earefnl manner; cS^^s^t,
sonnd as anything rustling among leaves.
^1, from hx, stir, move* or o^i, lean, brought to the
surface a shallow, rapid place in a stream.
^ic8t, on the rapids.
^t, 1. Brittle, crisp, fragile, easily crumbled, dry and
friable; s^t, has a similar signification; ^. with
an affix, adv. in a crisp, fragile, friable manner^
8t9^t, adv. def. 2.
^t<»85i, do.
^Xf from 8i, 1. Beveling, inclining, oblique; 2. pucker-
ed, contracted, or narrow at the orifice; 3, angles^
or corners, acute, sharp; 4. affi. narrowed down,
oblij^ue, &c. see ^5§i, the mouth of a bag ; 5.
tak^ up by contracting the thumb and fingers
upon the article; 6. num. affi* quantities which
are thus taken up, as oo^i, o^i, one or two pinch-
es; 7. see S^S^^i^iOD^, a nick-name for the
ODcSicajCD^, prickly egg-fruit.
^1^1, same as §\, def.
^iGocSi, def. 2.
|iool8^, def. 2. applied to the mouth.
^ic8i, CO. §ic8i^ic8i, def. 3.
§§, adv. speaking in a crabbed, morose, peevish, irri-
tated manner.
^, 1. Stop, cease, break ofi^, discontinue, intermit 2»
524 §1
disappear, be nearly extinct; or exterminated, 3
redopHcated, adv. by slow degrees, in a feeble,
and more feeble manner as if abont to cease ; 4.
with ooooS, affixed, adv. in a clear, distinct, un-
obstructed, perspicuous manner; without irregu-
larities,, inequalities, or obstructions; 5. (^jS^^cb,
the title of one of the Karen fables; No. 66. see
oooool^S, brackish water.
^SooodS, def. 4. (jjP^^ooodS, appear plain, distinct, Ac
onf^ooooS, level and even; o5§SoocoS inclined
in a smooth even manner.
,§H^^, as (ggoobS^S^S, def. 3. the manner in which one
in a very feeble state opens and closes the eyes;
^jScSi^S^S, def. 3. abatement of heat, cool down
by degrees, become cooler.
§^cSi, 00. §Sc8i|)Sc8i, become cooler.
§8, 1. With ododS, affixed, adv. with a sudden and
forcible efiFbrt ; as in pressing or squeezing any-
thing with the hands or teeth; 2. dflplicated,
adv. do. ; 3. redupljcated. Udv. crackling sounds,
as of walking on a bamboo floor, among dry
leaves, sticks, &c.
^tooooS, def. 1. oD^goocoS, do.
^1^9, def. 2, and 3.; &^ooH§8|t, def. 2. applied to
shapipooing ; oo^^t^t, def 2. applied to biting,
i, 1. From 8i, 6. seize, grasp, take up with the hand,
talons, or claw as the case may be, clucth ; 2.
num. afx. applied to quantities, as much as may
be grasped with the hand ; 8. m« ^io^8^, make
a species of offering ; 4. with ^^, confusedly ^ 5.
g^g^ 525
Bame bb Si^iooS, ; 6. name of the principal tribe
of Karens; 7. a creeping plant much reBcmbling
odo^^ a speciefl of wild, piper betel; there are
two or three varietiee.
^i8i^f species df def. 7. the stems are red.
§i?dS» 00. §lOoSGb^^x>S> def. K The thing seized being
held with a firm grasp.
^ij^, nef..4. ©8i©oS, do.
^\c8^9 CO. §iG@^^ic8i9 grasp and take up with the
hand here and there.
813385, take the first basketful of padd^ from a new
crib, and putting a handful of boiled rice with
an egg into it, as much of the mixture as can
be grasped with the hand is placed in the center
of the basket, and offered to, demons with prayer.
fiiaQi, species of def. 7. distinguished for the peculiar
smoothness of the leaves.
§ig8i, CO. §ic8igic8i, take out with the hand, as a
han'tiful ot paddj, &c. ,
Sioa, species of def. 7. distinguished bj the peculiar
dark color of ics leaves.
%X CO. @.
QHoo^, same as ©cpoool.
^loDOoSi adv. sounds of a cracking kind, as the crack-
ing of glass or other brittle substance; ooSO
ooooS, do.
gid), same as glcool, and e^d).
g1, $€4 (§i§^, a(fo. a tree with wide-branching limbi.
g^g^, same as @i§i* adjy. sound like the pelting of
leaves. .
626 gx
§S| CO. §S§S, same as 0^8, also co. ^\
§8y odv. act done with force and snddenoess*
^topcx)S| adf>. do.
§109, adv. quick, scratching Bonnde like that of writing
faBt ; also that of a sudden breaking or crushing.
§^, sometimes used for odcj^i and ^^eQ^, for ODc^co
»S, a teacher, or professor of any art or science.
§1, from 6^1, or c^icji, quickly, &c. 1. adtj. .with sud-
denness, as the sodden splitting, or breaking to
pieces of any thing; 2. with 'ooooS, aflBxed, do.
sounds of a sudden crashing, or crackling kind:
oo^iooooS, do ; 3. reduplicated, adv. quickly,
energetically; also sounds, as def. 2.
^S, Co. §^§5, same as ©^^©6^5.
@8, ]« same as ccq^ 2. ec^8 shot.
^8oooo5, adv. an intensive to acts of a sudden, forcible
kind, round about, wriggling, or shifting motion
to give the act inore effect ; ooffisooooS, do.
a«fi«, adv, same as ooSsopS?.
1^, adv. ^^} same as o^\©^i, 1. which see.
I^SgS, same as ^^^^•
SSoocoSf adv^ sound like that of stabbing an animal;
oo§^5oooo5, do.
|SSSS, adv. sound like that of chewing greon snccn-
lent vegetables adv. sound like that of chew-
ing betel.
g^, or <^^i eaine as S?^??» ®^^ ^^jS-
fi^fiS, adv. sound like that made by pounding parched
rice, rusk, &e.
same as e^i, see ojx«^ii 1.; f>^t8i| Cidv. 'do. also,
g^ODCoS 52t
the idea of being motionless ; as o83ofi§t, stand
or remain qnite motionless ; oft^n applied to
obstinacy.
&^§L^' ^cft>. soands like that of an elephant dragging
Iiis feet along the ground in walking; see also
oD^Soo^^ and @^Q^.
55o9Co5, same as ^ScocoS, the idea of force and sud-
denness; odQ^SoocoS, do.
^tf same general signification as oo^s, and ^8, though
different in application.
§^8noco5, with force, energetically.
§^t^«, adv. sonnd like that of cutting through leavesi
or chewing, also indicating force in the act.
§.*Ifi.^§*§'' ^^''' sound like that of chewing something
hard. •
§^1, 1. Same as oo^i, 2. afi?v. the swinging of the body
or throwing about of the arms and legs in walk-
ing.^
j^ioDOoS, and ooQ^iooccS, violently, with force.
|igi. def. 2.
^, 1. same as ©cj^, oo^, and @; 2. or g^S^, a scribe,
clerk.
^009, CO, g^5S|Sao3, adv' qualifying cpeech, indicates
that it is something between the common tone
and screaming or scolding, or a mixture of both.
j§D, CO. (|5f§3i same as ooc|^, 2. or coo^o.
§9.§i» <///v. qualifying, screaming sounds: see oooj^, 1.
Qd, nearly the same signification as ciocj^S, and @S.
^ScocoS, and co|SSa)03S, adv. sounds, like that of break-
ing dishes or their striking against eaoh other.
528 gig^ ■
iSSffi^y advn eharp^ whizziogi or creaking soands,
@r@^(§^|§t^7 d(«2v. 8onnd8 like that of the strikiDg of
dishes against each other.
§^(^^, same as od^^o^^i which see,
^8||8, same as •^se^s, — od^s^s, and cx>^too^«.
|§, 1. Applied to trees or plautSi as ^^(^^ oo. 03^|i^oS|§y
a detached clamp in an open space; 2. (|^ooS,
adv, having a sterile^ nnfeasible, forbidding as-
pects, applied to soil ; 3. |§ooS, applied to actions,
adv. in a grave, stern, or angry manner,
(§^. CO. (§^§P> same as ©^p, 1.
g^cfl^, Co. g^cA^g^rfi^, same as %\^, 2. or 8^^^.
gSgS, adv, sound like dashing a stone upon the ground.
@) CO. gl^l/same as oo^ a census, or catalogue of
names ; see also e^.
fi^i the stick with which loads are carried, a neck-
yoke.
g^ODcoSy ddv, sounds like something heavy falling
among dry leaves.
@^@^@^@^9 ae2v. do. when the sounds are repeated, as
by BOQtething treading among dry leaves ; sae
also @S^^@SQS, and co^^oocjS.
(BSooodS adv. the sound or act of sticking up any
thing as in a crack. *
gt, adv. a kind of harsh or grating noise.
gsgt, CO. S*l§^@'@^' f^e^mQ as oo^soo^t, Bee OD^t, 1.
giODCX>S, Ddv. sound like something striking against
leaves.
■ §1^^, much the same signification as oo^iooQi, and
ea>^%#e^C|i, eee ^^ and oo^i, 6.
gtgt 529
§i@i, eo. |§i@t@x(§if odt>. 80QDd like walking among
leaves.
jpf 1. Creep, go apon the bellj, as a snake, worm, or
a child before walking; 2. creep along the
ground as a creeping plant; num, afx. the conib^
of bees which during many years becomes| very
extensive. '^M
ipcxHX^, CO. gl<^<^l^^<^|» crawl under ; or crawl in
a orouchingi cringing manner.
ipQjjiPajJi^, the crawling of a large, long snake.
glojSobS, creep like a cat, or a cringing dog for shame.
g^y 1. Applied to the eyes as g^^Sg^f), open the eyes,
in a wide, staring manner; see •o^, and ooo^
2. eee §^,
gS, 1. Name of a race of people said to be cannibals ;
2. reduplicated, as gSgS, adv. sound like tearing
cloth; S. afx. from oS, scratch, &o. cog. soS, and
oooS, ODc^gSy or OD<gSgS, see oo^S,
gt} from ot, shake, vibrate, &c. see also 909, and odoi,
cognates; 1. Redaplicated, adv^ energetically, or
with such motions and gestures as indicate energy,
or force: applied to pain, in a severe,* sharp,
penetrating manner ; 2. with oocoS, aflSxed adv.
' in a quick, sudden, forcible manner; 3. co. ftt,
as cSi^tcBigs, ««d <^tg8, ^tgsgsgt, adv. sound
like the gnawing of rats.
gfcoooS, oogtoooDS, def. 2. G8toDgsoocx)S, split, or open
with force, suddenly.
gsgSy def. 1. odcStgtgty speak with energy; y^gtgt,
smart or twinge with sharp spreading pain.
85 X.
530 ^S •
g^, 1* Used as an iDtensive to verbs; borrowed from
the Pgho. 2. deriv. form, satue as ooo^i 2, 3,
and 4.; oofoog^, see ooo^, 2.; i^oog^i co. 6^
oofo^oogSy push an upright thing over on one
^ side or one way and the other until it altnoet
falls over; 3« see mo^, 6. afx. Qig^OQODSfi injure
or torment one's self; contortions, writhing, &c.
g^oDSc^^cxH, see c^^ool,
gi, 1. Oblique, bevelling, from ox, see the cognates
cx>ogi, — OD^i, — ogi, — cgi, — ODGgi, &c. 2, ujix.
obliquely, as c^Sgi, cut off in .an oblique direc-
tion ; bSgt, CO. bS^^bSgi, or bSgibSgi, adv.
obliquely, as the corners of a house whose angles
are unequal.
gioocoi, GO. gioooSSgioooDif adv. in an oblique bevel-
ling manner.
gicBso^, bevel a bamboo or the like on each side, so
as to make the end forked.
gi8i8^, cut slanting the end of a bamboo to a point
cJJ|OOgi8i»8^.
§, 1. Tough, not easily broken, or severed; 2, with
an affix, do. also used figuratively in describing
persons of indolent habits, whom it is difficult
to excite or move to do any thing.
goocSS, def. 2. tftoecx)t^09c8S, be bard to excite to do
any thing.
§8^c8^o9, do. also used in the signification of tough.
^^, adv. unstable, darting one way or another, exclusive,
not continuing in one way; see the first example
under oo^S, ; used also as couplet of other roots.
«» 581
^^g^» do„ as o5^ao^§^g^, get a glimpse of^ as of a thing
io passing rapidly by.
^9 1. Sqoea] as a rat; 2. see cSigt, co. c8i^8r8igt,
3. ddfo. imitative of sound like that of the squea-
ling of rats; 4. figoratively allnding to snch
noise, little distnrbances in families, particularly
crying among children ; 5, a/a?. used according to
def. 4. asi^p^t, co. c8^§8c8^gti
^1 1. A general term embracing several of the larger
species of Scarabseus or beetle family; the name
is given in allusion to the noise it makes; 2.
with f ^, and fi^, affixed, things having several
angles, to denote that they are unequal.
^ioo^9&^y def. 1. a large, beautiful species found
about the dung of elephants.
^iqj|^c8, def. 1. a species which lives on the leaves
of the Qla'nt called q^^c8,
§to^8, def. 1. a species found on the ratan plant.
^icSioo^ def. 1. a species which is found in hog^s dung.
jtfpgtti?, def. 2.
^i^^9 def. 1. the most common species, or typ6 of the
genus.
^idBtc8^, def. 1. a species which eats off the succu-
lent shoots of bamboo.
^I0^c8^, beetle found mostly in bamboos.
^tooe^, def. 1. a species which eats the roots of cx>o^,
f, affixed to bS, in the same signification as gi, as
bS^f CO. bS^^bS^, Bte gi, 2.
fly as 0901^1, eo. ooSi^ti see ^i^ and •91,
532 §S •
^, 1. Bevelling, oblique, iuclined aiore to one side tbao
to ^e other; ht^, see dB^OD^is^, 2. with
ooooS, affixed, adts* in the signification above:
as «iooc»«|oood5, be very bevelling.
^8S, bevelling to a point on one side.
^cSS^cSi, having elevations and depressions, not level,
CO. of an uneven surface.
^S, deriv. form, see od^S, feign indisposition, &c, oo^^
ODg^, same as 03^^,; c^iod^H, a person .who
feigns indisposition or uses other artifices to slip
out of work,
^SciDOoS, adv. sounds of a sudden, abrupt kind, like that
of the sudden tearing of cloth ; od^SododS, do.
^t^ti see wihtf and oDbt, with the cognates; adv.
1. singeing things, as hairs, feathers, or other
combustibles, 2. licking or lapping up any thing
with a sweeping motion of the tongue ; 3. sounds
of a crackling kind.
^S, from b^, a kind of disease ; applied to indisposi-
tion, denotes that it is of a chronic kind whicb
though relieved by proper remedies remains is
th^ system and reappears on occasion of any er-
ror in diet, &c.
^^oo^t, see 09^s, 2. ; oooD^oo^|^, see ooo5^.
^i9ii, see en, 6.; odi|i, co. oDt£, see ^, 5. see also
•bi, and cx)bi, with the cognates.
8^, applied to seeingi and to light ; 1. Followed by oo
ooS, adv* in an accurate, clear manner,, without
obstructions; see odS^, with the cognates; 2. oo
^S8S a broad spade.
col 533
|i, 1. CO. gi, in the signification of indirect or circular
as b5g"ibS§i, see gi, see also tSi, with od8i, and
cognates; 2. oo8i§i, oo. oo8i§ioooixi, a species
of ground spider.
30.
»), the idea of parting with, or losing a portion of sub-
stance; 1. Disease or pain, in allusion to a reduc-
tion of strength, sickness, wasting awaj of the body;
oo^to), CO. oo^s^ioo^co), or oo^s^oo^cc)), disease;
oSoo^oo), CO. d^oo^cdl(§oo^Qc51, use remedies to
cure disease; cosooli pain at the pit of the stomach|
or grief, or irritation of mind ; 2. painful, irritat-
ing, disagreeable to the mind ; oo)^S, co. oo)^
c8^^, disagreeable to the look; 3. with cBi, af*
fliction, annoyance, discomfort; as oocSioeoo),— ui
cBiQiaH ; 4. affixed painful, disagreeable, annoy-
ing, as oocSioo), — iisoloo^, 5. affixed to nouns,
denotes unsound, diseased, having some quality
capable of inflicting disease, pain, or heat; g^
so), a kind of fish the prick of whose spines is
very painful ; ootool, 1st. a burning glass, because
it produces heat. 2d. co. ooi^q^, a flint, because
it produces flre; o^oSit diseased grain; 6. heat in
drying, evaporating, withering or debilitating; 7*
sell, giving up or parting with the thing sold ;
8. affixed to verbs in the signification of sell, as
dBScol, offer for sale; 9. affixed excreted, refuse
or waste matter; as g8^8o1, co. g8^oo^g8^sd)|
534 008
covered with rust; oo^qoI, evacurate urine;. o»^
s6\f or oo|5qc5), evacuate foeces; 10. see 8(5)cp.
oSlajf debilitated by illness.
GolcB^oos, or 8o)c8^o6S, a phrase used as an intensive,
and may be rendered, violently, severely.
Go)c8^Q^<^8| exceeding hot.
oSloj^cJii^f be protractedly or severely ill.
ocH^bt, struck with heat, scorched or smitten with the
sun.
cdlcStoj, same as ooloo, with the additional idea of
continuance.
QcH^s, €0. s^s^tccn^Sf swell, turaefy.
Qo)c8, same signification as oSlsbs.
Qb1o|B, or oolof^, sell as articles of trade, traffic.
8^y^8^, the heat of the hottest part of the year.
oilo^ii CO. fio)o^tco)c8i, denotes a feeble state of health,
without any known or specific disease; no appe-
tite, and wasting of flesh.
QcOcS^oxS, slightly indisposed ; not very ill.
ocfl^S, CO. aol66cfi^^1, def. 2.
ocHcp, a species of marine turtle, very large.
oolo^^, denotes very hot weather occasioning a kind
of vapor resembling smoke.
oc^o^^cSi, CO. «JlojSc8i«6o;jSc8i, be hot as above.
QcHcdi, CO. ocflcSiS^cSi, sell.
6o)aoob>038, be severely ill, or in severe pain.
coIgS^, CO. co)g8^8SgS^, or SS(B^oS\(&^f live by the
profits of trade or by selling.
808, soundness, completeness, free from defects; ap-
plied to as seeds aed fruit, fine, plump, well
QOtaoS 535
filled, not defective; 2. applied to persons of saga-
city, with ability as (^losos, a person of sound
mind ; 3. 03t80t, have a soand mind, a dis-
criminating judgment 4. ^Saos, have a sound,
clear/ undefective ere or vision ; 5. co. cjo^o^^
ooSooit discernment, wisdom, clear intellect; do.
6. afx. CO. 00, clearly, thoroughly, as ngSooogSoos,
reduplicated, ogSooooootcoi, 7. co. o8^, but op-
posed to it in signification ; 8. sew, with a
needle; 9. qosodii, united as the edges of a
wound, cicatrised, 10. lotooi, in close connection,
grouped together ; 11. oof^oeoos, relatives, belong-
ing to the same line of ancestors; 12. oj^sot
oj^QOt, adv. from one to another; 13. present,
offer, as a gift or bribe; 14. connect, attach as
a spider its web, 15. ootos, co. ODo^i, joined con-
nected; universal, including all 16. see oossgS, ;
17. 866 80t£^, ; 18. see Soot,
ooin&S, CO. ootODii,
coic^S, embroider.
aOKOii, 00. •oto5^ooiooii, or aoscoiios^^, def. 9»
somgt, CO. QOtc^^QOSo^^, patch, sew on a patch*
ootoSji CO* coin;])!,
aotMi, def. 10.
coMOf, CO. o5oo, def 6.
aora^Sop, CO. ootoo^o^,
8C>ta9p?^9 CH?. OOtS0^0^80t00^9^, dcf. 1.
80iog^, a plant resembling the wild pine-apple, flowers
fragrant, Bpecies of screw pine, Pandanus odoro-
tieaitnos.
536 80^
QOtg3|S^9 work figures on cloth in a zigzag fornii 80ioy»
sew one piece upon another.
xot^t see fiotojj^,
QOtooSooii, def. 8. sew together.
80«c8^, def. 13. def 14.
4089t9 def. 15.
ooBotBS, see sotoj^,
•001 £^9 eo. 0013^^0012^, soap.
oDtOj^f CO, O080jj^oo8@, or ootoj^oo8o<6S. sew together
as bits of cloth, piece. /
oosoiji, sew one piece upon another.
ootbtb, def. 1.
ooscO(^8, sew or stitch a zigzag figure.
oo8oec6» same, stitch or sew so as to form an elevated
ridge or line.
00^, 1. Something inferior, apart, branch; small, dimi-
nutive; as ^80^, or f^^oo^, and S^^^oo^, see S^
^H, finger, toe; 2. co. oooosoooo^, oeSoeoo^, oo
bsooooS, ocSSoo@oo^, a small village; 3, deriv.
see coop, co> ooo^ooo^, adv» in a very rednoed
state, oobsoooo^, weak ; 4. oo^oo^, conjunction
but, though, notwithstanding, yet, or still; 5. see
00^00^; 6 with rS^, denotes quadrupeds; 7.
articles of consumption, food, fuel, feed or gap*
port one's family ; cqoo^oiog, a supply of rice or
eatables, as for a journey ; oooo^, oo. oooo^ooSi,
food for animals; ojSoj^oooo^, fuel; con^So^o^^, the
charge, of a musket ; 8. deriv. eee oooojScS^, and
oooO|5dB^, exhort, excite, instigate, encourage;
oooo^o8io^Q|, feed a fire; 9, the heavenly. bodies
•o;
i^dBto) 537
stars, planets, and comets; 10. see co^osc^; 11.
see 0o|S^^; 12. see oosao^; 13. cS^oo^, a bird or
insect, uncertain whichi heard at night, considered
• admonitory.
QO^oodSy a constellation, Ursa major.
oo^ogiQt, CO. oo^ngi«6sQO^cigio8» Orion.
80^1)^8^,— ^^c8^d,—^^S^, names of^ stars in the Karen
Sagittarius.
80^1, see Q^QO^bSi.
ao^ooS^, a constellation of starst a constellation.
9o|SQj^^8iy the morning star venns.
QO^O^^ooly the evening star venos.
80^c8S, CO. aoScSSso^ooSy meteoric stars.
€0^00^8^, CO. 00^00^8^00^^^, a constellation of three
stars forming a triangle, sooth of Pleiades.
cD^otcS^, CO. so^bScS^.
80^oi<^^, or simply oi^^, Pleiades, or seven stars; oif^
c8iot; three stars just east of Pleiades.
QO^S^rB^S^, denotes quadrupeds of a large kind,
ao^oto^, title of one of the Karen fables ; No. ^9.
80^§^odS, lemon, quince &c.
«>^8c«S8, def. 6.
ao^OfpS, CO. QO^o^^^^so^o^^, the galaxy.
ao^^^cB, a comet.
ao^^cS^/ CO. 8O^^^g8^qo^08g8|5, do.
fiO^&^QO^oo^, a southern constellation, resembling the
Ursa major south pole.
ao^c^^oj^, Co. 8o|So2^0j^^ao^o2^8i, Pole star.
ao^O^if 00' w^o^xoD^obXf meteoric or flying stars.
ac^dBiJI, CO. QO^dBtSdBto), or oo^dSsSdBi^i, the three
538 sot
stars formiug Orion's belt. Title of a Karen
fable, No. 30.
fiO^^Sy or so^ji^o^qS, hanghtj, overbeariDg, dogmati-
cal ; 3^^oo^, do. •
co^8icfiS8i, def. 6.
tD^8i88i, def. 9. All the star.
80, 1. Take npi one by one from a disb, basket, &c. ; 2.
ten 0090, do. soo, twenty, and so on ; 3. the same
as oot, small, &c.; 4. deriv. odqo, co. odooodsi^,
scattered, 5. cog. oooo, and cx>o6, order, one after
the other oo^oooOj and oo^coso, snccession of rings,
strips, <fec. 6. see cS^so, or cSSooop^, a species of
creeping plant.
socB^i see oocBS,
oocBS, def. 3. small, littlci sparse, few.
Q0«6^, dof. 2. ten ; see sb^, 2.
oooocSS, take or change from one basket, vessel, &c.
and put into another.
c6c8^, CO. QodS^oocSx, def. 1.
soot, CO. oo^Hooat, take out of or from among, and put
in separate places here and there.
oo^^Hsoat, do.
90cbc8S, same as sooocSS,
808, 1. Little, small, few, sparse; 8^8|SsoS808, in
some degreci more or less; see 80^, dz. cSisot
cSi^i, ootcSi^icSx 2. with 00, prefixed as ooooi
000^^9 oosoicoSoon^^oD^, in a small degree, some-
what ; 3. affijx. as oiisos, co. oiisotoii^i, or on
ootoiiSy compressed, reduced, levelled, or brought
down ; applied to winking the eyesi aa <nto6t,
cot|8 589
CO. <])iGOt(2|tS^9 cotnpreeioD of the eylids as in
making certain odd, unbecoming gestures; 4. fly
off or out, bound, start as sparks of fire ; fig. die,
off, as two or three out of a family in rapid
succession ; 5. apart, scattered ; ^Hoot, co. @^9&t
^QO, do. 6. num. affix, as oooos, one bit or
piece as of cloth ; 8aoi, a whole piece ; 7. ex-
press, squeeze out as juice; oonoot, co. ooiisos
ooiiQOt, do. with the hand ^. with ©S, parturiate;
9. see ootqiSiooiy 10. see aStsoj^, and 80t<^^, 11.
prefixed to &<, rough, tumbled, crumpled, as
garments not properly folded; 12. see c6<f^, 13.
used in interrogative sentences, how, as 00l8^, —
aotool, — aoicbS, — ao»c8, &c. see Gram.
a6«o5^, CO. QOScBS,
aotcSS, C0. QOioo^sotcBS, and ootcSSSi, little, small;
reduplicated to denote very small.
aoicSSooscBS, adv. in small quantities ; also, used adjec-
tively, see the word above.
ooscgSi fig. def. 4. CO. QOtcgSooi^t, fly off, scatter, &e.
aotc^tSiooi, same as ojoo^^, see oocoi.
aot»^, CO. oois^f^S, def 8. see gB^<J)^)
aosf^^, taper to a point.
aotoo^, name of one of the Karen nionths, October.
aotoot, with 8|S8^, see def. 1.
aotoo^^, rebound; def. 4.
8Dtc8^, CO. sotcS^^ioS^, fly up or out; def. 4.
86t|^9 ^o* aotf^cS^, one who pleads the cause of an-
other, an advocate, Iwyer.
sot|i, CO. 80t|iooDn, def. 11.
540 ^ o5^
80«§1, 00. a58@8coi§n, def. 4. co8^Scd8§1, def. 5,
«»@«, C(>. ao8§1.
ooiosy CO. ooi^^ootoiy def. 5.
3088, SS^^oS^JjjpooSoocSSo, ao8c8ib, Redaction of size
after parturition.
908^8, CO. o58ngS.
c68^S, 1. Name of one the Earen months, September;
2. CO. a08O8, and 008g1,
oo8iSo6, def. 7. in crying, expel the water or tears
from the eyes by conipreseion of the lids*
ao8c8i, Co. a58c8iqgic8i, become smaller, less in mi^-
nitnde.
008c8i^ic:8i, become less, be reduced* in number.
ao8c8i, CO. S08c8ic68<:8i, def. 7.
00833^^, same as oo8oo^^.
oosSi, CO. 9088ingi8i, or sD88ia288i, small, applied to
the young of animals ; yioos, an infant.
so^, changed from a natural state or order, 1. Acid,
sour, acrid : oo^so^, ooiod^, acid ; oo^aosoo, vine-
gar; ooi^sD^, acid stone, alum, an acid weed
growing on rocks abd stones, resembling sorrel;
cSySsojS, f so^, c6o6^, and ogSSso^, and q^cSoo^,
names of certain acid plantSi 2. acidulated, fer-
mented, pickled, having an acrid taste or smell ;
'^^oo^, see f^, — oo^S^StsojS, souse; fic6^, see.
soSc8y 3. reduplicated, sourish ; 4. with the term
for bitter, acrid sour and bitter combined ? fig.
discord, animosity ; 5. combined with other rootSt
cSic^Sao^ooi, and 5^oigo^«6, forlorn, wretched,
helpless, despised 6. deriv. form see ofiS^ocD^t
80
6p9b 541
8ame as above, 7. orine, ooo^, co. 080^0Q|9 do.
haman; oo^oo^, eo. oo^oo^oo^oo^» do. of animalB;
SSoo^y 00. S^o&SS^so^, void urine 8. with s^i,
or Oj^S, the breaking np of a regular series or
order; displacement; in printing, **pie'*; 9. with
gbf sneeze; 10. $^oo^» ooiso^, enait sparks, snap,
lU ootoo^ooioo^, cinders of a smith's forge 12.
affix, as §130^, scattered, co. 13. cSxoo^, eo. c8x
sD^cSiODOfl, or c6iojSc8iaop, scattered, &c. by
slop, spill,; 14. §^00^1 see c^o^i, (^SooS) put in
order, repair.
QoScBS, and so^rSSe^, very acid,
so^^ij <^o. ao^d^taocgS, the- urinary duct, ure-
thra.
90^9^85oo, def. 4. be on bad terms, have discord^ &c.
coSo^dbt, mixed sour and bitter.
coSSSd^, def. 4. applied to taste.
floSQi^i, biting sour, acrid.
fiD^a>l, CO. ao^cc>)o|QC>), or oo^qoIqo^qI, void urine;
see oo1 det. 9.
soSsolSt, void urine upon.
soSgoS, sourish.
ooSon, sour and sweet intermingled, as in the flavor
of some fruits.
sD^Qjt, CO. ao^sjtocSS, or co^ajicSt^S, mixed up in
disorder, out of place ; see def. 8.
so^ob, sneeze def. 9. qo^«6 ; co. 9^9ioo^«6, afflication,
evil ; — when a Karen is about to do any thing,.
if he happens to sneeze, a bad womein it is a hence
it is avided. *
542 001
ao^ojSi CO. ao^o^Sd^ojS) prevent bj thrnstiog some
thing in the waj, get in front of so as to stop a
thing in its course.
fiO^Qi, 00. 80^0100^8, the urinary bladder.
ao^^i, the condition of certain things fonnd inclosed
in a fluid supposed to be their own excretion.
ao^ODif 00. cSio^^oo^ooiy def. 5.
soSc^y in cookery, acidulated in a savory manner.
QO^cBsQO^oo^i have a sour, acrid taste.'
co^cS, 00. oo^cSioojScSy and oo^c8^t, turned sour,
fermented, or tending to ferment; fisO|Sc8, co.
^loo^cSsfiQO^cS, smell sour, as anything beginning to
ferment ; oo)8^80^cB> have a sour taste in the
mouth.
oD^o^, in cookery, acidulatedi without a due propor-
tion of salt to make the dish savory.
oo^OD, Co. oo^OD8|OD, have a stoppage of urine.
s5^03nocoS, have a sharp acid taste.
901, 1 Direct, straight, a direct line, course, or rule;
ooooioodloo^, incongruous; •n^soi, and •i^coio^
ooodS, in an exact straight line 2. distended,
strained, tense, rigid, often combined with other
rooCO. 80O&^.
fiOcSicSi, CO. ooo^cS^.
9981, these roots are conpled together in the sig. of def. 2.
89CO, see def. 8.
aocB, fiOQO^QodB, def. 4. oocSoooDt, oodBcS^ooooi, swing
the arms and body abont ; oSsooSdBoooDt, affoct a
show of importance or gentility by swinging the
arms, i&e. in walking; oiaodB, move backward
and forward, as a tree when shaken ; oo^codB
shake a thing in biting it, as a dog.
s^o^gS^, CO. ooop^cS^cotSicSt, a female gown, varie-
gated in a particular manner.
coocn, CO. fi^odlcDG^, or 80ool8iooO, a female gown as
H cotnes from the loom withohi seeds or other or-
nadi^tit,
oocoi^, e^. i9900ipao)(X)i^, stfsjpebd a 001^, li^^aliifet, *from
the shoolitor ; def., Ue altb, d^f. t.
5d£ a)§n^S§9
09^, CO. o^^liolf or ^^^81^^, a young man's gown.
09^9 a jacketi Maul. (Tav* c8o&, Siam ojooi.)
Q^ooi^, woman's oo, covered with 001^, sorgum seeds.
o^^^f CO. 8?32^8?^^i the beaded gown of Karen fe-
males.
8009, CO. O}0}89@it a triangular piece of metal, used
as a bell.
oooli 00. fiOC^Sioly the white gown of Karen girls.
ooo5seo, CO. o^cSteooooSseio).^ ««d eo, def. 20, and 21. a
mao's gown having a stripe around the bottooi.
oooStf^i, CO. o^oSif^io^oStei, (see f^io?.) same as 890). ^
&jS^9 CO. oocfi^oocSy def. 1. applied to slinging a
basketf wallet, of the liice, npon the shoulder to
put eatables in.
8081S1S11 def. 2.
00^1 CO, ao^ooi^i said to be sometimes used for 09001^,
or 001001^.
09^ 1. Applied to the sun, as ^^flo^, CO. ^a^P(x>\c68\t
or ^^oo^colcj^, denotes the first indications of iti
rising at early dawn; ^^o^^^^o^i at dawn and
evening; f ^09^08^1 the morning is dawned; ^
fi^^o^^f morning after morning at early dawn ; 2.
with other roots, developement, or presentation,
oo^dt, a raised form for sitting upon.
89^00^, (see 00^, 1.) Sc9^90^, the small strips of bam-
boo which sustain the mats or leaves of which the
walls of a crib are constructed, also the name of
a flowering plant which springs up in old fields^
oo^oc5^g8jS8, is to insert the upright strips of bamboo as
above in raising the walls of a crib.
Ac 6<S
99^001^9 adv. ased as an intenBivei the two roots being
of opposite significations! indicate that one is no
sooner gone than another appears ; ^cS^o^^ooi^y
constantly come begging.
8^001^1 for 801001^1 as 6^09^001^, help to risoi or raise
to a standing postnre.
fi^9^f see ooto^jS^^y where it indicates fullness^
plampness. or being well developed.
89^|ii cO. o^^fiQ^^dbt, {see fi, apportion, &c.) denotes
partial} or half rising, a position between rising
and lying, that is, sitting; oo^^fiy see hf — e5iQ^
ft, see fo5\f — c8^89^|ii a place to sit on, a chair,
&c.
fl^liooSiS^i sit so as to leave a space nnder onCf sit
on the heelsy sqnat.
S9^f i^t8^9 sit with legs bent ap and tamed to one
side.
oQ^icbtoo^ly see co^, 3.
o9^TQo8ir6^9 sit cross-legged.
fib !• Cock, set* or adjust, as any thing which when
liberated, goes with a spring, or sadden, elastic
force ; as in the following kinds of traps, snares,
&c. ^9 — 00,— 00^,— -ooSt, — OOCX)S,— oolsiScfii,—
00^01^801, — ooS^S, — oo^ooicS^, — ooiS^, — @t, —
otjf — \h — Si65, — fjSooot, — d3| — €8^9^,-0^8, —
oStfS, — 09^e5|S, and 8|t; 2. sneeze oo^fib, see
80^, 9.; oo^fib, the act of sneezing; oo^fio^oo^fib,
and oo^oojSfib, do. see also 80^8b, motion produced
by sneezing; 3. the prominent muscles on l^ach
side of the spine which give strength an'd elasti-
city to the back; 4, see oo^i 6. erected, eoek^
up, prominenti piercing; 5. deriv. «0e coob, oeo9
«b| CO. ooooc5^.ooct)«b| the lips withdntirn from
over the teeth, grinning; 6. see oS^sbS^i ftDdd^ob
odS, the prominent sides of a beaten track or road
3.; 7. affix. g1, as §1^6, CO. §noo^§1«b,_@1g1
obfibi in a dispersed, separate, scattering manner;
8. (Bnr. ^Sf) have connection of concern with ;
9. affiw. o^t, as c^tob, copj a writing,
obooogii sbo^Si set a o^8.
q6o9i8^, see ooiS^.
^(x^f set a rat-trap.
«6oD^i— fiboo^, CO. oboo^^fiboo^y-fiboo^^fiboo^^y def. 4.
fib^, def. 3. opposed to sbo^t, also CO. to it.
oboo^i see oboD^.
^bcS^, applied to the contraction of the mnscles of the
biick nsed in the sig. of def. 1.
fibo8, CO. fib^S.
fib^S, CO. ab^ScboS, def. 3.
obcfii, CO. obcS^, def. 1. it is also nsed alone hi refer*
ence to traps, &c. where the motion of the spring
is downward.
obo^t, CO. obojitfib^i, the internal fib, of the back, pro-
bably the pancreas.
Qb«|8, CO. 8b0|SQboot, def. 1. set a rat-trap.
sbc 1. Thrust, stab; f^obs, CO. I^ops,— |^«bc, — ootfibtf
needle, bodkin etc; in weaving an instrament used
to keep the web of equal width : a plant which
* bends its top to the grotind and thro#8 out new
roots, and springs up agsiB ; slreamsi cSiobif
««&
e^piy into tbe ooesD, or other streaiAs C0. ; g8i
oi^oBicbt, definite^ precise; oo^r, b^ slabbed,
pierced, be wounded, bj a tlirast; 2. beat, pound
with the end of a thing ; 3. punch, ram, force in
with a rod ; 4. pierce, Btab with a spear 5. fig*
produce a quarrel, provoke, traduce; oo^obi^t,
aiatter for a quarrel ; 6. with a spade ; 7. take up
as with a fojrk, 8. ooifibtc^, beat, throb, as the
heart; 9* ootobtcS^, have a spasmodic contraction
of the muscles of the stomach, piercing pain ; 10^.
throb, pierce, dart, as pain; 11. pitch, with the
end of a thing; 12. project, or spontaneous pro-
jecting manner; 13« stick, set, insert, as anj
thing upright in the ground; 14. insert; 15»
splice, 16. fig. brilliant, beaming, penetrating; 17.
strike, as the rays of the sun, reflect ; oflfibr, #^
8o1,; 18. strike, reverberate, as sound ; iee obt
&^8^, ; 19. puncture, tattoo ; 20. perforate, thrust
through; 2l. dot, deeignate with marks, subscribe
or affix one's name; 22. fig. applied to speech,
exaggerate, say something which is considered
witty or ridiculous ; 23. with c8^, thrust, or
shoot up ; 24. shoot up, as spikes of grain ; 25.
try by lot, cast lots; 26. pitch, as a boat; see
also ^, 2. ; 27. drive in, bespatter, ae a
stream; 29. reach, extend to; 80. iufringe, drive,
dash or beat against, as waves; 31. o68bt^i^, sm
^^ 8.; 32. come back to the starting point; 8S.
show through, as through glasr, or reflect * an
iffl^e, as a speetrom ; 84« bubble, as water ii^
561 8bt<^
a stale of eballition ; 35« shake ap and down
as water io a bottle; 36. deriT. form, ses oosbii
co^ ooobtbSSti 37. a tree of the genas Laanu,
Oram ; 38. 8btc8dB| a red plant of the geDos
Phrjniam.
fibtoocxjjl, CO. 8btnonf^|Q^taoc^9 def. 13. in an inclined
position ; def. 17. in an obliqne direction,
sbsoofiy def. 12. as of^sbtoofi, projept one way and
the other in short bends.
fibtooQOiy see coooii J. and def« 33.
«6iOD^S, def. U.
fibtooSi, def. 19. tattoo in circular fignresi particnlarlj
around the eyes, as the mark of a deserter,
fibtooo^^ — fibioDo^^y— 66tooc|i9 build a stockade see o^*
obtcoc&pf tattoo, red or black.
fi6toS^9 Co. sb^o^lSfibtfii def; \9. tattoo in figures of
Various forms; figure by tattooing,
fibtooi, 00. fibtni^fibtnoiy stab and raise on the point of
an insiirument.
8bt(^^r8iy def. 13. so as to cross like an X.
^chtf def. 14. mend as a mat, &c. by inserting neir
splints.
Q6t<^o5^, CO. «6t(^cBt«
Q6t<^(dt, eo. fibtcbtni^obto^tcBi, def. 20. thrust through
in different directions intersecting each other.
tibtojioocBiy def. 32.
«6tcg^, 00. obte^^ cbtcg^, def. 1, 4, 6, and 18.
fibtc^, stab and cut.
flbtt^CDcjpS, def. 16.
fibtc^i, 00. sbtng^sbtc^i, in parturition, is when the
6bi@p 567
position of the fodtiis is reversed, or otherwise
in a wrong position,
sbtf Sfoni def. 29. in plantingi extend to th% borders
of the field.
^flbtSSobtcgif def. 80. applied to rising water, infringe
its banks, or boundaries,
gbs^t, CO. ib^^t^h def* 5. oo^obt^t, a quarrel ; flcbt
^1 a species of grasshopper*
hi^f otfiS^cS^yioooDt, canse one to be angry,
j^toiif def. 13. set stakes aronnd for an inclosnre.
j^K^9 CO. fibti^SfibtoSt def. 3. applied to water, wear
away the bank by a strong current setting direct-
ly against it.
JbtaOy def. 13. set stakes in a range for s fence.
«bt^8^, def. 18. see &^8^.
j^t8^ao^9 def. 13. set fishing stakes.
fibi^iS^ sec ^tSf 3.
jbi9{, def. 1. the object being within reach.
jbiagSviaoif def. 5. be litigious, quarrelsome.
ibtdB^c3^e5t, be employed in hunting; a hunter.
i6i^, def. 26.
flbsooSp, CO. QbtooS^fibtooo^, def. 21. dotted.
^tooo3bSoo<^i, def. 22.
^tc8j CO. fibtdSobt^i, def. 2. also applied to the heads
of streams which push up or take their ^ rise
among the mountsins.
tbt<B^9 applied to the stomach, have a throbbing
sensation in the part ; def. 2.
sbt@S| CO. 8bt@S«6tgS, def. 6. pluck fmiti Ac.
from a tree, by the use of a forked pole.^
S$$ QOfdSdtf
«^i66t, o9^cftio^SflbQ&i, the htmt or Aot of p iMmtaiD.
fibtcj^y <^. sbtoj^fibt^ii thrust wilb • mi^e* Bteb«
sbtODD^f Vef. 90.
fibtcB^y shoot, panchy or thrnst upward.
^dB^^y {HHietuie a vein, I«t hiood.
Qbt\pf 00. fibt^^i^cpy advocate, pleader.
fibt^, set fishing stakes.
fibt^t, def. 5.
obt^^f a medicine for fever.
obt^^y def. 9K
sbfotODJS, set stakes around a corpse, after k has been'
burnedf a funeral ceremony*
^toty CO. fibsetoo^S^y def. 24.
fibtoo6t, extending from the ends of the fingers to tiw
arm pit, an arm's length,
obtoty CO. Qbt<2>8bt^1y def* 1. thrust one in the loinfl
•with the end of the finger to make him start.
obt^ty CO. 8bt§t8bt^y def. 3. as with a pestle in
pounding rice; as the end of a hollow vessel
upon the ground to start the contents bj iie
force; with the term for down affixed, pitch or
thrust down end foremost*
obtSty CO. obt^tfibtgs, def. 8. drive in or down with &j
rammer; def. 35.; ooooSobt^ty def. 84.
g5tfiy applied to streams, def. 28. applied to pain ^
piercing, extending from one part to aoother inj
general, def. 10.; def. SO.
Qbtc8c3, CO. 8btc8o8Qbsc8ocn, def. 88. ; rays applied
light denotes the appearance produced by
lent a
•ay^ of
ray^ of the sun penetnutiog a ropm throng smi
fl^too^ii fin
apertores and striliiQg on %h9 «u»Qiie or pmeMOi
of di9«t flo«tting in the afHo^imeait.
fl^icfil, 0(K abii^^fiba^f dof. dl. taitoo.
«b«ooS^ CO. ^cx>S§sa^»ooSoo^, dof. 91. make oHAfttai
marks on a thing to constitate a okarm or amnlet.
^ioo^y def. 14. insert small sticks or pins into lea^ea
to form thetji into thatoh.
«bio5S, 00. obtcSSobiob^i and obtoSScSeSy is to divine
by pricking throngh, or otherwise indenting Ab
leaves of a certain book, tlien opening to febe
I word or passage which is thus reached, which is
regarded as the voice of the oracle.
«6toDi» €0' obtcoicS^Si, def. 1&.
obtooi^, vaccinate, inoculate.
fibtcSi, in generali thrust downward; obidSioS, is: to
set out or plant three paddy plants in a fietf
previous to planting the seed grain ; a supersti-
tious custom.
«K>tc8i329f def. 25. done by taking a handful of paddy^
and counting out the kernels two by two« if they
come out even it is considered favorable; other-
wise unfavorable, and the next day it is tried
I again and so on until a favorable result is pro**
' duced; then it is planted in a field in three
places previous to planting the seed grain.
^004^ii CO. Q^too^giQ^iadogi, stab at a distance by
throwing a spear^ lancci &e.
fibtooQp^ CO. Q^iodop^Qbiooia^t, stick up stakes for a
stockade.
ibtao^i CO. 96»o99n86tOD^i def. 36,
»70 £
cbtOD§9 CO* Q^too^icD^, def. S7.
Q^iODoj^y tbrost backward, bntt end foremoat; also ob-
liqneljy as in aetting po8t6 in an inclined poaition.
c^o^^oD^i def. 18. applied to tbe lege, stand with the
legs projecting apart.
abtobiy def. 12. set a thing in the position of the legs
above described, i, e. with the bottoms projecting
apart and the tops meeting togethei'.
obtobi, 00. Q^80&^86so6i, def. 5. 091061961.
objSf 1. Bend or cnrve outwardly or in a backward
direction ; 2. affix. QO, as cotsb^y ten, 3. deriy.
see oofib^, — ooQ^jSb^, same as def. 1.. oosb^oo^,
turn away from reproof.
fibjScS^i^i med. for leprosy. •
ob^^y Co. objSa^iQb^^i, bend one's self backward.
8b^cx)ii(xj}it, CO. 8b^03iS(^^8b^ooi8rxj]ii, used in des-
cribing a person who in standing has a bend
backward.
ob^dB^, def. 1.
fib^Oj^Sfib^^iy the bends or contortions of the body is
Burraan dancing.
ob^-ODi, same as fib^^i, — oSffib^,— cx>i, do. ^
(8, 1. Stopy cease, refrain from, 2. affixed, it indicates
priority in order of time; first, sooner, o^idB,
arrived first, oo^dB, bear fruit soonest, first fruits,
obsSy come first, before others, it sometimes de-
notes originallyy at the commencement; cSSS^c^
c8|Sc8y when the earth first came into being; 3.
affixed it indicates that the thing is earlier or
sooner than others of its kindi as opdBy first riee
dBcoSp^^^p 571
4. remaiDi dwell, stay, cSScB^cSSdB, dwelling-
place, home; o5^d3c8^, a kind of coffin or resting
place for the sknlle of the dead ; 5. co. D, as dB^,
with haste, without delay, laying aside other things
to attend to it ; 7. ooeS, co. oosSoocS, or oocSodoi,
(ot,) a conplet, pair, an eqnal, coanterpart; 8.
V eqaality, congraity, or rivalry, antagonism • (^sdB,
CO. cfeidBcfescS, see also under cfet, — @i8dB@iic8,
see ofdB, co* 08dBt5«c8, 9. num. affix^ things in
pairs, also of small fire-arms, carts, ploughs, and
Buits at law, or things where the whole is made
up of several parts adapted to, or corresponding
with each other; see ooc8, 10. deriv. form, oodB,
CO. coto, sei 00, 5. applied to motion, indicates it
18 reciprocating; 11. see o^^, a species of tree.
£cx>cB^, dBoo^, stop, cease, wait.
Boo^, def. 6. stop to listen, give continued attention
to a discourse; Maul.
8nov8, CO. sBcoSp. ^
8oo8^, CO. d3oo8^c3a3»8, consider on a subject with
interest, give the mind to it.
pooS^^S, examine a subject before acting.
loDS^odBnoS^^l, turn a thing over in the mind so
a» to look at it in all its bearings.
BodS^oo, CO. dBooS^oooSooicos, consider thoroughly so
as to understand clearly.
BoD^CD|5apif call to mind, remember.
Boo8^c6i, do^ dBoo8^c8io}ioooD8, recollect one's self ;
generally in reference to some error, or fault*
Boo8^oj^^^» call to mind, remember.
37 K.
572 dBt65
cSoo^ngS, see dBcgS.
c8^, def. 5. €0. oed3od|i|»
dBcx^S, CO. cB^^Si live or dwell together.
qBooS, Co. dBoo^d3c8| def. 1. also co. of oU^oo^.
^noSoo^ and cSoo^.cgS def. 1. give up a wattes let it
alone.
c8cS| CO* 60001 •
dScgiiy CO. ooQ^8^dB^ii| firetlj, first in order.
c88^i CO. d38|)c8»8, same as cSooSjS.
c8» 1. Piercey insert, penetrate; see obs, — OD^dBt, eo.
oo^dBscD^^it pricked, pierced> wonnded by some-
tlnng capable of penetrating the flesh ; penetrate
the ground, as animals searching for insects, aod
plants which bend their tops to the ground ; 2.
excite, irritate, provoke, try to wound each otber^a
feelings; 3. acute, piercing pain from flatulence,
&o.\ 4. S^gSi, CO. 8^dBt8^(2|i, «f6 8^dBs, ; 5. Bame
as dB, to remain, continue; 6. see c^^cSt,; 7.
applied to time, co. 8^, (Pgho.) occasion, in-
stance; ooS^oc>ls8t, iu many instances; num.
affix* ooS^oodBs, in one instance ; 8. (Bar agoS,)
pick, pluck, as fruit.
oBsoDb, a widow, abiding single.
dBto^, CO. dBscSjSdSsoo, disabled from a wound or lamenese.
dB«op, CO. oopSSStoif def. 2,
sBsopS, for 8«r>pS, which see.
StctZf CO. Szco^Sncbtf or dBso^idBtcS, def. 3.
dSiAS, applied to a lot of maggots, or small fish when
left without water, wriggling, working in between
each other.
Sp 578
StSp, CO. dBscS^cotcS^i (sometimea c^Sy) is generally
applied to sticking flowers, and other things in
the hair.
d3toc8S| def. 5. remain or be in a mixed state; mixed.
StoMt.co, g8^Si bo happyi comfortable; the allusion
is to dwelling on a plain.
cStSao^i be in the state of a child^ applied to aged
persons in a state of dotage.
xStSoD^gl, def. 5. said of a man who continues in an
unmarried state.
c8t8y CO. otoS^dBiS, stick flowers in the hair.
dStcoi, def. 1. when the thing pierces or is inserted so
as to be out of sight.
^tODi^i pick the seeds called ooi^^ def. 8.
cStcb, pluck cotton from the plant, def. 8.
€8k^co|ii def. 5. a woman who continues unmarried^
an old maid.
d3tc8i, def. 1. the motion being downward.
cBtdS, remain awake during the night, *< watch."
cStdSS, a pregnant woman.
cSt^BS, def. 1. said of certain animals which work their
heads into the ground to obtain, ants or other in-
sects for food.
c8^, 1. CO. dB^ooSajooS, invoke, vow, swear; generally,
when used alone, imprecate ; oo^dS^, a vow, an
imprecation ; cS^oB^, cursed by birds, said of gar-
ments and other things, which come to pieces
without having been much used ; coSoo^sSS, avert
an imprecation by praying it may fall on some
one elsei counter- imprecate ; ooco^d3^c8i, the cry-
574 dS
ing of monkeys at night: 2. kindle dB^c^io^,
kindle a fire; 3. warn, admonish; 4, CO. S, mar-
rjf join in wedlock.
sBSooii Co. c8^ooid3S8s> invoke the blessing of long
life.
S§chx, CO. dBfobidBf c6«, dB^abia|oii,— dBfQ|obi',-d3^
c^idBjS. — dB^c^icSi, def. 2.
dB^oi, CO. dBpoidBpol, def. 1. sB^oi^oi, do, invoke
good things upon a person, bless, marry.
s8Se8S> CO. dB^cSS»ic8Sy def. 3. imprecate.
dB^§,— dBfb^b,— dB^c85§:8S, def. 4.
c8^cx>^&8^, accursedi suffer the effects of an imprecation.
c8^c8Sy imprecate, curse each other routnally.
oB^cSiooodSf CO. cSScSicx^cSioooDSi take an oath, swear,
vow, imprecate evil on one's self with some pro-
viso.
dB^ooi, CO. dBSooidBjSdS, imprecate, curse.
dB^0|c^i, see S^a^x.
di 1. Extend or occur in series, articulations, lofts, or
stories; odi^qS, CO. odi^8j5cx»^q8, stones used to
raise a *pot in cooking ; dSisS, CO. c8id8c8ic^, be
diverse, diffbrent; 2. arrange in a series, do things
according to a regular order; be in order; 3. a
series, section, story, o^isS, a section of, as Sin^t
98, a joint or section of bamboo, such as are used
for water-buckets; 4 num. affix, o^ogo^^, .take
another man's wife in addition to one's own ; 5. .
(coooS,) perform labor for another; 6. the com-
mon, domestic fowl; cfitoS, see gSi* a kind of wild
cat very destructive to fowls; od^gSi^, see oo^ ;
sSo^fl 575
cStSidSSi, Bwine ; cB^sSoo, a bird somewhat re-
Bembling a fowl, fond of wet places; hence the
name; 7. see coq8.
qBc&sS, def. 6. the turkej.
d8cx>8S, applied to articulating plants, def. 1.
dScocB, CO. sSoocSafiooool, the gizzard of a fowl; a
* .species of creeper, so called from the reeemblance
of its fruit to a fowl's gizzard.
sSno^y see oo^, — sSooii, the cock crows, see od^i.
oBoxBtS^, and sSoDcSsSjS, see odcSii ; 3. a species of fowl
distinguished by a tuft of feathers on the head.
qBodq^^, CO. aSoooj^cSoocx)^, def. 6. see oooj^, 5.
oSoodbf def. 6. see co^j 2. jungle-fowl.
sScigtf ^, def. 6. see cpSfjS.
dSc^f CO. oBcg^sScDi, judicial proceedings, def. 2.
aSdo^t, see ^ogi*
dB8^, a fowl's foot; odSsSS^, Co. odSsSS^odSsSS^, in
figured work, a figure resembling fowl's feet.
aSso^, CO, oSeo^oSdSi,* lice peculiar to fowls; def.^6.
sSoD, def. 1. a species of bird ; *Tailor bird,' see co, 6.
o8ojo8«g^oip, Kar. Fab. Vo. 2. No, 98.
aSobS, a decoj-fowl
d8c8^S|^, def. 1. large species of fowl.
dS^i, a loose basket for carrying fowls.
€8dB^, CO. ^obtcSrS, def. 1. in an upward direction.
sScS^OdODi, and ^cS^ood, applied to persons, standing
in a row or range with each other.
dS5^, a hen's egg; ^SdBS^, Kar. Fab. Vol. 1. No. 88.
and Vol. 4. No. 14».
aBo^, addled eggs.
576 dsas
cS&^o^f egg-ebell.
cSo^ol, white of eggfi.
dBo^oDcBiy the jolk. .
c8o^ODc8, the film of the egg* •
dBo^S^cS, '< name common to Bcveral species of Pb^sa-
Hb ; " the Bengal goose-borry ; a kind of cake or
pastry, oviform ; babbles made by children id
playi formed by combining the smoke of a cheroot
with the saliva of the month.
d8i)i def. 1. a cock ; dBel^i and dBeloocSi, a yoang
do. cS^dBcO, a bird, tail resembling that of a
cock, Indian fiy-catcher; SdBcH, a flowering ahrnb,
Plumeria accumiuata.
oStdlb^f tail of a cock ; dSolb^obiy short do. tree of the
genus Rourea.'
q8o1od8, 1. Insect, do.\ 2. ^a tree of the tribe Conna-
racecB; medicine for boils.
08(9)0), 1. A white cock; 2. insect, ^a species of
Coccus.'
c8S, a chicken ; oo^oSSiS, in figured work, a figure
resembling a lot of chickens on the run.
oSoDi, CO. oSngS.
^5i, CO. c8ois8^i, a jungle fowl. cSoDcib.
dSgicoog^S^, and dBoicS^S^^, varieties of the jnogle
fowl.
q8oi8^c8, 1. The yellow jungle fowl, a bird often
mentioned in Ear. Fab.; 2. ^*a planty globVa
Careyana.
cS8^, a hen ; c83S8| and ^8^03c8i, a small pallet ;
dBSSoo^, a full grown do.
c8t 577
cBKog, a black hen ; cSSSojcSpooop, Ear. Fab. Vol. 3.
No. 112. .
dSS^oc^, a hen incubates; a small insecti 'a name
• common to several species of Desmodinm, and
applied sometimes to a species of Dicerma.'
c8obXy*8c8obi| * tree, a species of Bignonia.* •
dBo5S, def. 2. arrange books in a line with each other.
dBoftSoo^Sf def. 2. in writing, make the letters in an
even line ; in printing, compose, set np tjpe.
dSoDi^cS, def. 2. place the ooi^cS, in due order.
d8i>, CO. d8c8Ss8(i>, from s6, def. 3. and (^, change,
change the order of a series, misplace, mix.
cSciSiy def. 2. one thing laid down upon another, or fol-
lows another ; orderly succession or series.
dSc8io5S, a fowl used as a bait for a cStoS,
oBoft CO. dSo^sdB^i, a kind of basket to confine fowls
in carrying them, &e.
c8a3S, def. 2. join house to house in a line.
dBd5^dBt8» def. 5. fig. take a wife dSoooDsSso&^Sscd,
have a family.
dScx^f incubate; cBSdScx^,'^^^ cdS.
dSoo^t, def. 5.
oSo&^f fowl's dung; g^oSooS, a sriiall species of grass-
hopper said toeatrfo. ; hence the name.
dSt 1. Inclose, as with a net or vessel, thrown or placed
over a thing; 2. a kind of basket, of a tapering
shape, thrust down into the water to catch fish,
prawns, &c. ; 3. see cBSdSf, the hollow of the
neck ; 4. reduplicated, adi\ leaping, long, snccos-
lively; 5. deriv. 03dBt030oS, a^Zo. single, long leap.
6Y8 z8p^
oSsoo, fieh with a sSs.
s6j5 1. Shove, push, prese ; |j5a8S, CO. ^Soon^^d8^« an
inetrumeiit to push with; a epoon ; «8^^, a lad-
der, to be pushed away from the house at night,
2. with c8i, repress, restrain; 3. ^ccoD,) arouse,
urge forward, excite to diligence ; cdS^qSS, (oac|£t
cooD,) under the Bnrman Government, a Bnrman
appointed to drive the Karens ; 4, overcomey pat
down, oppress, over-bear* brow-beat; 5, constract
the rim ; 6. see oS^oo.
.^^00 J, CO. c^«OD|s8^oD|, and sfi^ooj, from def. 3. and
ooa, force, compel to action contrary to the free |
ch(»ice of the party; applied to forced marriageA.
dS^oo^i, CO. aS^ooS.
sfi^oool, CO. sSjSooei.
sS^oooT, CO. oS^coeiaSSnoen, push or bend down the
top so that the middle shall curve or <belly*-out.
s8j5cx)oi, CO. s6jSoo5Ss6j5oooi, see odoi, 2. 'belly'- up or
out, be up-raised or pushed out by the presaort I
cff soinething underneath or within. |
a8Sooc85, Bee odc85, 6. push up dirt from a hole, &ۥ
sfiSooS, CO. a8jSoDSa8Se)5i, break down by pushing.
sfi^ogj, CO. dSfogS.
sflSogS, Co. d8pog5d8|5^«, push aside or away.
qS^^S, and s3^s>|5c8S3oooi, dispute, contend in worda.
aSfSeoS, def. 4. also, in judicial proceedings; give judg-
ment against.
dSB^if push over, or down.
sS^cji CO. d8^oj^s3^«8^, or dS^Oj^sS^Si, def. 3. excite
to peace or concord. •
9fi 579
tS^cSx, do. also, CO. aS^Oj^, pudh, Bhove, or urge to-
wards.
sS^oo^Sy CO. dS^oo^soSSooft, pnsh agaiusty crowd.
^OQ^y CO. oS^oo^oSfSoo^ii press dowu upon, hold down
by pressure.
oS^dB^y CO. oSj^dS^cbicS^y push up. t
s8^^, c<?. dB^cgS.
gS^ooi, OO.oB^oStdB^CDii^ def. 4. push out of notice.
6^c8i9 push, or press down, depress, humble.
^^cSicxjipy submerge.
dB^c8\^8?oi, see ^8, 3.
dBScSi, — 038y def. 2. restrain anger, humble one's self,
forbear, bear with, give up one's own rights.
dS^cSiO^t, CO. ^jSc@i3^ss8^c8ic^i, push under water*
bS^od, (ooSd^Sii) a large species of elephant, without
tusks.
fl^fiOi, Co. dBSooiaB^dS, vilify, defame, degrade, debase.
5), (from ool, 10, and l2.) 1. Alone, or fi8^8iajl8i,
limber, pliable splints, generally of bamboo; bS
a^n, cut bamboos for making do.; ^3^> make
splints ; 2. elastic, spirited, exhilarated, brisk,
joyous; diligentf as »if(»ia^l, do a thing with
spirit ; oSlJoSfijfli— -0D8, make one's self appear
spiritedi brisk, vivacious; ^Ssi^cS^, have a lively,
animated, mirthtul countenance.; 3. shy, timid,
wild, wary, not easily approached ; ** undomestic-
ated,*'; 4. shrewd, arch, sagacious; 5. see ^|8^1f
and ^8^9 unsteady,. disposed to gad about; 6. tie
680 9}t^S
aroQod with a splint; a eplint-ligatnre ; 7. act thf
part of a gallaut or coqnet, allure the otber aezi
ooiajf), do. in an obscene, vulgar, licentious maoDer]
8. with 5^, prefixed, as 6^a^1, spring with elastie
force, as springs and other elastic bodiea*
fi^oSS, fo. aglfASa^cS, n. def. 6. .
«5po^, CO. ^loof .
«j1c^ioo5, CO. Q5pn!|SclJ|teo5, v. def. 6.
^IdBp, def. 2.
^lodBi, def. 3. ^
fijiSSgl, and 59)85^^, def. 7.
8^et, C(?. s^o%9j]ojp, in making 8^1 is the outside o|
the bamboo, which is rejected*
c^lo^t, CO. s^lo^ltsi^no^i, in making 8^, the inner har<|
part of the bamboo, which is also rejected.
8^obi, CO. ^^cjSs^lc^i, in making a^, the whittling^
shavings.
Qj^Ho^^cB. def. 4. very or ovor-shrewd, Ac,
fl^t, (from cot, 4.) of a feeble, frail, fragile nature
easily crushed, or rendered abortive; somethinf
incipient, not yet developed; 1. ^Ss^t, co. ^^
^Ss^t, CO. bSa^if^s^f, or ^Sa^tfpa^i, and ^^s^
shrink, recoil from through fear, shame, difS-
denco, bashful; 2. CO. ooi^, as 00i^8aa^s8i, larva^
worms 3. avoid, CO. ^^^h and o^^^^t ^
^^' 91^9 ^^ bi^]^^bia^9, (^see bt,) avoid, sbuo 5
CO. c8r, something incipient, c6c.
8^i^S, CO. s^s^Sa^i^l, disgust the eyes, make od<
ashamed to behold.
^ 591
i^idS^y def. 3.
^^, from fso^f tnrn, cbangei &c. 1* Take a tarD» sud-
denly changei yield to remedieB ; 2. loose or be
loosened, change cSSsj^ScSt, unwind, nntie, un-
twist, relax, loosen, dB^a^^c8i0309«, bo and cS^cSi
aj^oooDt, do. c6.i9q^, do. fall or come loo|e, &c.;
3. ponnding things in a mortar, fly out, escape \
4. in examining things, look about the thing
hero- and there, view it from different positions ;
Gbia^^|cbia9^oS^,^go and look out a place suit-
able for cultivation ; Si>89^f > in Demonology, the
I traverser of the Heavens ; see oooDi, 23. Die, p.
243.; 5. smoooth, sleek, free from that which
causes friction or resistance, as c^SQ^f ^0. dba^j^
I obc^« hew smooth ; iXS^Sy a species of tree, so
called on account oF the smoothness of its bark.
6, deriv, form, 0335^, 1, 2.; ?• ooSa^, a thing
of another state, a ghost* spectre, phantom.
idSoo^, '* to turn round, as the head ^5 a boat."
aj^oo^i) CO. a^^ooc[i9^^Qo8i, or s^^oc^tjfi^Si, go round
I for the purpose of observing; def« 4.
^^oo8i, CO. aj^ooijf.
p^^ooa^^cB^, to examine land, or a country carefully.
l^^cS^, def. 3. look about at any thing over-head.
By^cPi, Co. e>j^c6i5)jj£c8i, or s^^cSi^^cSi, def. 2.
1^, from o5, I, 2, 3. ; 1. Clear, not turbid, colorless,
transparent ; Sa^, pure, clean, in a natural and
moral' sense; 2. thin, liquid, not thick or coag-
ulated; p^^s^f liquid blood; 3. as ^8^, morbidly
sensitive, ''set on edge," 4. sweeten, euliveDf
f
582 5?
cleanse; agreeable taste; 6. see fia^t dieagreeablj
fresh, unseasoned, raw smell,
ayoocj, see odoj^, 1. Thin enough to flow; def. 2.
s^oojS, clear, transparent enough to render object
visible a long way down or below the surface.
s^Si fr^m z&Pt 1. Has been found only as a conple
of other words; of soS, see ^^^5^?i ^^- ^^^^l
ODC^^c^^, and of d^s, see ^8$^8, co. ^sa^^^g^tj
ajn, (from exDi,) aji, — ooi, 1. Lead, guide, direct; 2
c^. «i, send, employ; 3. earry, convey, take charge
of for conveyance; 85ajT, bear, carry ; 4. giv^
or ofl^er au equivalent, as for a debt; 5. 00^9^
applied to color, mixed with black and wliitej
gray ; ocj^aji, the gray cucumber.
sjicgS, CO, ajicgSooicgS, def. 3. convey away, as i
thing which one wishes to get rid of.
9^e8i, def. 3. convey to.
a^i85, see 863^1.
ajiooSooiooS, CO. def. 1, and 3.
ajic8^ooic8{S, CO. def. 1, and 3. also in marriage ceie
monies, conduct the groom to the bride.
aoiSS, convey together, bring together as an assena-
blage.
ajicSi, def. 1. and 2. when the direction is downward
or descending.
ajicSiogS, def. 4.
ajji, not used at Tavoy. c8ig^, Co. cSiojcSioS, (Maul.)
fall, as tears, leaves, &c. one after another sac-
cessively ; see also ^^sj-
i^pf 1. CO. s^^oo^s^tooS, in washing clothes and the
g^ 583
like, rqb, chafe, 2. followed by ^5, fret, cbafe^
pain the mind by beholding ; 3. preceded by ^5^
have a pricking sensation in the eyes, have the
eyes irritated or inflamed: 4. prickly, having
spines or thorns: gj^^^^^i) co* g^^^S^g^
ao^noi, as species of spinous fish; 5. with cx>i, or
oo% prefixed, as oois^^, co. ooiaji^^ooi^, thorns,
inflammation oj^ooiaj^, *throny tree of the genn^ ^
Gardinia*' Sooiaj^S, the rose ; 6. ^^^^t co. ooao^
00^, a thorn of any kind 7, Co. s^^^Sc^i^S, and
{^i^Saj^bS, def. 2,* and 3.; 8. applied to the
son, as ^^3J^; Co. ^Saj^^SicS^, the aurora or red
*ligbt of the sun before it rises: 9, affix, a bright
or scarlet red; as ^^sjfajj^, shine with a bril-
liant, red light; Sisj^ooodS, brilliantly red; 10*
affix. «>^^g^^» 00* ooc^Sfij^^oooSfij^, or cx)(^Sa6S
cioc^^s^^, exuberant, flushed; taken together, it€&
cxD^S, 2.; 11. 'tinge one's self with red,' a red
tinge on grain preliminary to fructification.
&j^^<bi(^if def. 7. see cbx^^yi^.
^y^f CO. (^^^^, see ^P^p^
^, CO. ajj^iScbi^S, def. 2.
^ODt, def; 11.
, CO. oogooj, 1! Jest, joke; say in jest, pun; a jest,
a joke, oocBig,— «ig, co. wigwij, make poetry
of the above charater ; see also 9;B'^%^> ; 2, oe^n
009, (sometimes 00^^,) applied to water, small,
side streams or channels in distinction from the
main one.
1. Splinter a bamboo and spread it out; 2. applied
to Btreaifis, as ofioo^poo^i email channoUy bj
which a Rtream is divided and spread ; 3. deriv
hewing timber, in a ragged spHoterj raaDoer
4. go round about a thing; 6. stamp Tvith thi
foot.
^^9^, CO. g?t@i8^> def. 5.
,^Sqo8i» def. 4.
m^oolj«, CO. ^Soo^i^^ioo^t, def. 4.
mSc8^S^, def. 5. * ,
m^<jol, and ^^cSiigdl, def. 1.
^f 8^, — «S8oojj5o ^p oDi o^ oi j^S ^ ol 00 op% bamboi
paddy-bin.
^,1. * a generic term for plants of the sedgo tribe,
gome of the epecies have a smooth culm vtid
sharp, angular edges; the leaves have a sitnilai
form,* hence the name; ^^^« co, ^^^^^^^Hi
species of grosshopper peculiar to sedgo; hon
the name; 2. deriv., seoco^^ co, od^od^, m
trim, clean, &c. sedge-like; ^« Si^, in Kar. Pa^
the name of an unfortnnate pet pig belong!
to a poor orphan girl; 4. cB^ODJS^, Co. cB^
^cS^OD^a^, a suiali bird, gr^en resembling i
parrot; 5, bScS^^, the fcrocions temper a
other changes indnceed in male animals, b;
venereal excitement.
^oiSuSi species of def, 1. * sedge which cut
to the bone.'
ghSoS, a species of def. 1. peculiar for smoothness.
cbcBoi) a sedge o^^, co. nooSjS^i, salvo or poultice.
d^i 585
^i» K ShdD, avoid, keep clear of; ^S^), co. ^Sa^t,
avert tbe ejes through shame or diffidence^ be
aahamed; oDt^), and o^poot^t, ehnn, avoid,^
keep clear of; 2. with c8t, qaick, foreiblct recip-
rocating motion, shake, tremble, os^sd^t, shake,
as a boat among the waves; quake as the earth,
^n^t ^< %'^%'§'' shake, as water in \\ vessel to
wash it; probablj the same as cbis^.
bi^i. def. ^.
3, tbrnst^ pitch top foremost; cSi^i Co. cdis^cSia^,
a cot or any sleeping place, have the head end
I ^ •tlie lowest; co. cSiOj^S, exhausted, cutoff, extincti
oo^c8is§8^» pitch down head foremost; 2. pour
out bj turning the containing vessel upside down;
3. thrust with a fire brand; hence, set fire to; 4*
Oasuarinas and pine trees, cedars &c. 5. a weight,
tho eighth part of a tickal; in money, two annas
or the eighth part of a rupee; 8Sc8is§, a hundred
I tickals dwindle to a s§, used fig. eo. mn^xojS^
dwindled to nothing.
18^, CO. c^S^c^f^, pitch head foremost.
^<^i, d^tc^tcS^, and s§g8^, or c^cS^a^lcS^, def. 3.
^dBio^> and c^^So^, def. 2.
SddoSy or ^o8| a name given to turpentine by Karens
who have seen the article,
k, 1. Timber, cross-grained; 2. deriv. osd^toD^S, seC
»^, 3. ; 3. insert splints to strengthen the part ;
4. CO. ^, see ^sc§,; 5. c8id§, Co. cSis§tc8i^i»
b«ve sharp, piercing pain like a stitch, spasm;
6. xSxSt, Co. SxQ^^cSx^tf tho hair, hanging down
580 ^
so ae to interfere with the eyes or face ; 7. oodBt^
CO. oos^tOQODcot, anj part of the body which is
pecaliarlj teuder, as the templeSf pit * of the
stotnacb} (&c. ; 8. give ioformation, petitioD, pre-
fer a complaint; 9. fluor semenalis; 10« blossom
as frnit trees; 11. lawfnl or proper to marry, in
reference to relationship; (^SoocBi, co. db^oo^s
(d^ooc8i| or D^^oos^s^^ooa^t, marry a relative
forbidden by law or eastern ; 12. ooSool^t, a
general term for diseases of the generative organs.
sBsoocSiy 00. s^toDcSiajtoocSi, def. S.
(Stoot, some as s^t.
^tdS^^oB^, def. 10. s^8dB;>o58^, def. 3.
s^SDDsd^cx)!, def. 3. patch.
(SscSid^oofi^, in making mats, insert splints to bind
the corners.
^^, 1. Consistence or state between soft and hard, n<A
easily indentedi but penetrable; ODoSd^Sy mad ']
or clay in a state of spissitude; oo^^d^^, con>-
pact, solid flesh, not soft and flabby; 2. dig with
a ^^s^^ ; 3. f p^^f co^ ^P^^I^Q^^y aa instrument
to bring up dirt from a hole; 4. ^ «^pt8t> a *
species of yam which strikes very^ deep into the i
earth.
sS^oo^^, same as d§^, def^ 1.
^p\^8«, dig *^§S«9 by the means deseribed 4ef i S.
^^a6^8^, def. 2.
^, 1, Dry, parched,. withered, tnroed yellow aiML«red,
byvheat; bare, atripped^of^ ordinary appen^gee,
deatitate.; ood^, da. m0 no,— ?^^oo^f o. 09^81
^^ 587
c^o^^cx>^€^, a dry, withered leaf; ^no^co^c^i Jig.
destitQtei poor, stripped of every thing ; 2. deriv,
oo€^, CO. 00^003^1 oos^S, cleHD, (&c. see cx)^, ;
3* eo. o, a8 ^o^s^, have the eyes, yellowed and
otherwise affected/ as by smoke ; 4. dry bamboo,
splintered and used for a torch, a bamboo torch;
9r^' splinter bamboo for a torch; 5. qnalifying
term for yellow, the yellow tinged with red;
bamboo col ori color of things scorched; 6. cut,
slicei cnt fine ; ?• o^, offix. tlie length of time
that it takes for a bamboo torch to burn out, 8,
CO. 9^9 as ooSS^ooS^, ill-success; 9. deriv. mS,
CO. ooSooS^ooSoo^, 10. €0. ^, as fi^fi^, be fra-
grant, 11. the otter, 12. oh(i\c6^fS]S, title of Ear.
Fab. No. 90. Cognates; see od^.
^aoa2)t, CO. ^ooaj|i^ODa2)t, def- 6. cut into thin bits.
ScoooSf as cB^ooooS, def. 5.
|^^t^%' def. U have a red and yellow tinge, as leaves
scorched with heat.
^c&f withered, turned yellow and red, as leaves by
heat.
1^, sometimes used for §S, as cx:8i^Sooco6, for od^i
"^cDooS, see §S, 4. ; clear, distinct, &c. §S, is
Qsed in the same signfication.
SS, 1. Name of a tree, so called from its laminated,
pliantf and tenacious bark, Hibiscus, several
species; 2. bark of do. much used for strings
and ropes; 3. reduplicated, adv. jointly, com-
binedlyy unitedly; 4. deriv., see oo^SoocoS. adv.
do.\ 5. qualifying nouns, ^^, like, resembling
88 K.
688- fi^l
^f — o^^^i a large tree with bark reieuibluig
that of ^^, — c8^9^^oo^» and dB^f^^cO^^ a
bird -having roughly imhrioated, nomerous feaAherty
reserabling the leaves of ^^i a large ape<ttea of
owl ; 6. CO. 9^f the ratan ^lant.
S^oyc^tf 00. ^Sooo^t^^o^o^i def. 2. $ee coo^ I.
A^coof^t, CO. ^^ooof^t^roo^l, def. 2. inner pwt of'
see ooajHlt, 1.
J^^f , def. 3.
i^vS^f hard-wood hibiacua* ,
sSoocpi species ot def. 1*
iScB^f epecied of def. 1. 'Hibiscus macrophylliia/
)^oo, species of def. 1. 'Hibiscas tiliaceoSf (Lin^y
)S8» species of def. 1 • medicinal.:
sS<{^9^} same as op^^^i def. 5.
iSoiy soft hibiscusi white.
1^8185)81, def. 1, and 2.
)t 1. (from, c^if) Hastei rapidity, quickness; S. redn*
plicated, nto. ; 3. reduplicated > rattling, clattering
sounds ; 4. deriv. see 03@tocoDS| same as def. 1.
etoDODS, def. 1.
*i§i, def. Z| and S. Cognates, see ooc^t.
6§t^i a^tr.( from. ^1,) same as §t» except wb^B* ap-
plied to sound» it is more grave and hardi.
CognateSf see 03 ^t.
agly a<79. 1. Motion, in a smarti quick manner; 8. aoood
produced by quiek motion; S.deriv, aos^koooSy
4. redu'plicated, do.
QglooooSi def* 1.;
^logl, W.4.
^1^ 58»
sjlSf adv. (^(rom o^i) l.SIow, tardy » sweepiog motion or
ezteoding throngh a loog space; 2. redaplioated
do. ; 8. cot9g^9 ttame as ootag^, speoiea of screw .
piee.
GogDate, see op (3^.
ag^cocDS, def. 1.
«8^S M 8.
9jjlf €$d9. (from ot, iee nootf) !• Short, smarts quick
motion, rapidly swinging the arms, animal whisk-
ing its tail, (fee; 2. reduplicated, c2o. ; *3. deri^.
ODQOiooooS, do, see 4. sound made by quick mo-
tion.
^gtegt, aee 2.
^f see\ctQ^.
^ (from &,) 1. Push, press, or stuff into, 2. with o, as d
ag, two cross sticks which are inserted in the hot-
tom of baskets, to stiffen the part ; 3. oo^3§, oo. oo^
agOD^Qgl, as ^Soo^, have something thrust it-
self into the eye ; 4. oisg, co. oiagoo^St, is rice
that is left of a meal ; 5. in funeral ceremonies,
thrust the bundle containing the relics of tne dead
into the oS^d3c8^,; 6. oo^agS^i, the animal gen-
erally called cBtoooi^, or dBsfio, which see. For
the reason of the above name, see ex. ; 7. ooSf^v
sometimes oo^ago, a, ceremony in Nat 'worship;
the stuffing of the oo^cooot, see odoot, 2. Cog-
nates, see oo6.
a go5 S^ q>S, fill a oavityi stop up a hole,
a§|S, def« 1. obSagjSf^, is to force something into the
bole in tlie lobe of the ear to enlarge it.
590 Q^
9gc8S, def. 5.
QgcSxy def. 1| motion being downward.
.fig?! (Pglio.) ses olag^.
^ 1. Beve\, taper on two or more sides ^S;^8^, a
pointed cleaver ; f ts^S^i do: sword ; oSSs^S^, a
government order written on a pointed leaf; 3.
make tapering ; 3. (Bur. c^,) suspend.
^3S, def. 1. CO. s^8^c8icoS, suspended bead downward.
sbof sbarpened or beveled to a point.
^oocbt d^. 2. ooc6^ is tbe same as codbf 2. which see.
^c8^, CO. s^c8?si^c8i, def* 2. s^ct^f , co. e^^ottS^j
def. 3. thrust up and down.
sbcSi, and ^cSi^iy def. 8.
cbi, adv. actively, with agility, nimbly; 1. Alone or
with 0003S, or the co. agt, do*\ 2. reduplicated,
do. when the action is repeated; 3. deriv. form.
ODQ^IODCoS, do.
^tnocoSi see 1.
^t^sga, see 1.
s^s^t, see 2.
c^jS 1. X succession of companiesi asseoiblages, series,
classes, kinds; oo^^oos^^, ooajgias^^, many col-
lections, varieties, &c. ; 2. crabs of all yarieties.
Tbe speciesi as called by the Karens, are as fol-
lows- ; c^prBi^i, — s^o^— a^^8i, — s^f toiSo^S,—
|S, — €^^c8ooi, or s^^dBoDS,— ^jSbt,-«^^o51dii,—
^|5aDcj^, — s^?d8?bS,— s^^ooiootf^, and c^S; 3.
oo^^^oDS, figured, made to resemble the color of
a ciab's breast; 4. oo^s^^S, denotes granaloaa
•
nloerei particnlarly od the bottom of the feet of
a leprons person ; 5. 9^c8s^^, a large ecorpion. ;
6« ^td^S| see ^y a species of turtle, like a crab ;
7. eee s^^oi.
;^ooi^?bS, same as s^^«oi^obS»
c^fSi^i, see 2. named from the peculiarity of its gait*
^^5S, the tick crab.
;^8i| the red cr>^b.
8^«30i^o^S, or ^^ooiSc^S, see ooiS, shore, .and cbS,
a very small species of crab.
^b^dBoi the np-country crab, thus named from its
being at the heads of streams.
ci^e^8i> the soft crab.
^^8^^, long-legged crab.
ob^dB, frighten away fowls.
obSoocpj the mangrove-jnngle crab.
obooio^f the bear crab.
ob^^^, the true or common crab.
^c6oo5, and s^ScSooi, tho yellow-claw crab. * Des-
cribed as a large scorpion.*
^^^S| have granuloua ulcers; see def. 4.
flbS^t, the sand crab.
ob^ocTldbt, the green crab.
^^o)^ the white crab.
^^oi, the crab's husband; an animal resembling a
lizard/Iiving in the same locations as crabs; said
to be poisonous ; probably a species 9f salamander.
^^ooc^^, the crab-doctor ; a species of crab which
forms the dirt from its hole into little pills. It .
is said of tbe Barman doctorsi that when thej
S99 ^
die> they beoome crabs of this speciet and eoo-
tinoe to make their pille.
i66^c8ebS» a species of crabe which live in old bambooi;
thej are of the species called c^^obS.
^^ootco(^% (see oo^^,; 2«) a species of crab wbieh
wanders from its hole so that its place is not
kno^D.
j|, this chararacter represents the sound of sh, a soond
which does not properly belong to- the Sgan Ka-
ren, bat it is introduced for the sake of some
foreign worde, particularly Bible names. In Pgho
* it is common, in many roots where y, is used
in Sgau.
j|t, ( Bur. ) ' a generic name for bivalve shells of the
families Conchacea, Arcacea, and Oardiacea/
j|ty ( Bar j|oS, ) confneed, tangledi ont of order, pretty
extensively used an)ong the Karens.
^^Qoly see €^^, hibiscus, hard-wood kind.
8^8i, see £^9 hibiscus, red,
^^ol, see ^^9 hibiscus, white.
^|5(§^, Bnrman 5|So2C{S, King, Emperor.
gl|^, lawyer, advocate.
&'
g, represents the sound of foo, ny — ; not used in
Pgho, OD, being used in its stead.
^^9 1. Internal, occult, as opposed to 8,' ezterDtl,
and visible.
©T
•K9ar>
'•#»tooigDl8, my miod within.' Gram. w&. <S3S^*-
^'9%o5n2ibooi£^8| the dead rettira within, (the^
4Bner world/) sj^S, in the inner or invisible"
region; ^liB^G^jSsj^Si the eoantry of the dead,
the inner region ; ScSicg^oo^Q^^^' ^^^ prophet
ideecended and beheld the things of the invit^ible
world; o3^^1, (from o^^, divide, Ac. and ^,
ioternal,) iDtcrnal power to discern i. e. knowing,
perceiving, comprehending; 2. before, in front, in
advance of, see Gram. sec. 638. : 5g1, CO. cgSocgS^,
look at a thing before and behind, on all sides,
thoronghlj ; «of Sg), and tc^ooo^^l, tnrn around
forward and backward; ^..consider thoroughly,
as d38j55c88^£D), ooi^n ; in front of, face to face ;
8tsoi^, face to face, front ; ^S^, Co. ^S8^^6^,
before ; ahead ; ODiQODi^n, before, and behind;
3. applied to time, future; ^^f — ^^^ooS^, — ^o
^^f in future, hereafter; ojggl, ^o. ojos^g^l.
do* ooigl, do.\ 4. aflBxed, the whole, throughout,
see Gram. sec. 581 : C3o8^qI, strictly, the whole
of one time, but in common usage it is an em-
lihatic mode of saying once ; oo8|58^gG|1} so much
as once; 8 — g^, as 8oi^,— 8oj^g1,— 8o6tg1,—
8<B^£3t, 8<jjij5gD),— 8c8Ql,7-8q^, &e. the whole,
•ee Gram.: oo<|^^, a* great deal; 5. in behalf of,
far, by way of substitution, o^^oSoooDiociy:^,
died for our sakes, as our subistitnte; 6. oo^g^,
by, as to swear by, Mat. 6 : 84. \ 7. <^. deriv. see
mf^9 00. co^9 be obetinate, Bna^commodating,
Ac. «M oo^, 1. ; 9« (often od),) it chewing be-
iH
&
tel, combine and bnndle np the materialB in the
betel leaf; 10. o^gl, co. Ss^gap, the flower
which the froge respect, water-lily ; cx>)9^g9)f the
month in which the above flower opena, Maj;
11. Sggi, 00. oodSs, and \^o5i; 13. see golojt,
tobacco ; IS. co. of o8, as oSodgloOi a liquid osed
iA dressing the hair.
^18^, as 8S^18^, see def. 3.; eo. ^a)t.
£d1^9 CO. hh, as Q9g1g1, backward and forward; in
speaking, oocSioo^dO^ngn^ affirm and deny, not
tell a straight story,
^00, def. 13.
^8, CO. golcj8, also, the bang plant.
glooSit CO* glS^ggloDS, def. 3. see 8pg1a>t, and
igloos.
glojs, CO. g1oj«Ql8, tobacco.
^1g8{5, def. 19.
gS, see <^Q^i and cBqS, relieved, more cod) for table,
&c. the only nse in which this root has been
found.
qS, Close relation to odS, tear, rend, it is found obIj
in combination with other roots, as 1. o5a^S, a
shred of cloth ; oooosgS, the shred of a gown ;
odSooiqS, rag, bit of cloth; 2. cot^SgDSf oo,
ooj^SoDS^S, see ooigS, ; 3. o^^So^^S, the
motions of the chin in ehewiug, much like d^ooS
9^0D§, see d^, ; 4. see eySgS, in a dangling,
flapping manner; 5. see oSS^dSodS.
Qi, (Bar. qS«,) 1. Interdict, forbid, lay restrictions
upon; 2. refase, act contrary to another's desires.
gjSooooSyS 595
reqoegl8| or commaDds ; 8. etriv^ei coDtend, an
opponent; 4. deriv. oo^t, eo. no^too^ti per-
Baade, beseech, coax, &c.; 5« oogot, — oogt, sap-
pan, the CcBsalpinia sappan a Malayan dye-wood.
otc^ScSS, strive together, i. e. one against the other;
"^ def. 3.
os^odS, lay restrictions upon, restrain, <&c. def. 1.
ot^^, get by force, contrary to the wishes of the
owner, or by over persuasion, def. 3,
o^ 1. The textnre, tissne or snbstance of a thing, the
material of which it consists, as of paper esS^Od
gg^, of silver, eod^^, of cloth, oo^ojoo^oSsoog^,
of wood, op^OdgjS, cBjSg^, splice, join, &o. ; 2.
flesh; ogD^, oo* o^sog^, tho flesh, onr flesh, ha-
man flesh ; oo^g^, meat, flesh ; 3. fish ; <'i^^f
catch fish; ytwipoS, a fisherman; SgjS^sSt 'a
fragrant epiphite,'; 4. cool, feel cold to the touch;
become less hot, abate as heat; 5. followed by
8^, cold, have fever; the cold state; 6. see Q^iS;
7. see Q^^S; 8. deriv. see og^. co. o^^qS, be*
nnmbed, atony; 9. deriv. see odq^, oo, oog^OD
c8i, several plants that produce indigo; cog^c^^
c5^, « Asclepias tinctoria,* oo^g^O^^, pntrid fish
Qsed as condiment; c^^odS8i8S, tree of the genus
Barringtonia. ODgD^OfSoii, Marge tree, species of
Careya.; ODgo^SoOi indigo dye; 10. affixed, dang*
ling, flabby, as 09^^^, same as ef^ggS,
^cotBt CO. go^oDCO^gD^cx)o8, the elephant-fish; a
large fish, fresh-water.
go^coooSyS, CO. go^ODooSySgDJSooooSei, a fish which is
#pt to bi» oAOght by it» epioM in .the oMihet d
a net. *
q^cgB, CO. Q'^codQ^coi\y the pugnaeiom ifiih; tbt
kind moBt common among the driad fiab of tb
6armaii» a beantiful orange colored circle od di
tail.
gc^oooUf def. 4. cold perepiratioD.
g^oooii a large .fish.
g^notcBs, a small fresh-water fieh, < resembling tk(
carp' dietiDgnabed for sticking their beads iit
the saod to search for food.
eg^coic^i, — eJSoosc^t — e^cr.ta>8S, — g^ootooj5,-
^^O0800QG8^y— g^ootdb, TalaiDg nameSf adopted
by the Earensi for several different species of fiih
but one of which, (the third onci) is commoD i^
the market*
g^oosoc^i, A large species of cat-fish, ^^coib^, thi
saw-fish.
g^c8^, 00. ^^<d^^^8o1t the loaf-fish, from the ship
of its head, horned ; two varieties, g^cB^eOfii
the dry, horned fish ; very small species of cat-fiib
and g^c8f c8, co. gjScB^cfigg^cS^ocn, the yelloi
loaf-fie^h ; gd^cd^o^H, species of cat-fibht triV
Plotosns.
g^cBiy a species of cat-fish.
e^O, CO. e^cg.
g^cg^oo, dried fish.
gg^flg^oD^, 'the Paradise-fisfai which prodoMs iilnglMi
Poiynemus sele.'
@^t» «M <^i, the air-bladder ef Ssfa.
,fig^«I^S .Mir
^cg, 00^ Qp^^^P^f the ring-streitked fii^ ; 8imlj»
fiides spotted with browD» tail forked ; liFea in
fresh water.
P^y the tiger- fish; a salt-water fish, scales variegated^
so as to resemble the colors of the tiger.
^8^a^y species of salt-water cat-fish.
S^a, a poisonous fish, producing pain in the intestines
wheu eaten.
^^^OD^y CO. ^^^^8<3r^^^^> banyan-leaf fish x
a short, thi,n, fresh- water fish.
^8^9 ^^* 3^S^S^@^' ^^^ lizard-fish^ from its having
a tail like a lizard, a fresh- water fish, flat head»
horned.
icAf eo. ^pc;^^^^t the snake-fish, resembling an
eel ; a fresh-water fish, having a kind of dorsal
fin prominent and set thick Avith spines.
ihSjQ. fish cut in strips and dried.
Kfi, CO. gD^SSg^oS, def. 6. ooSg^SS, co. ooSg^S't
i 8^co), fever ; ^^8^e>3, see to, 23. ; g^BSogi, gee
I «8t> 2.
^8^9 the gregarious- fish ; a fresh- water fi'sh, peculiar
for being always found in companies; scaly, light
colored, tail forked.
>8TfSOi, the red- nose; a fresh-water fish, with scales,
having the nose tipped with red.
SfsO, eo. £o^c^*
^C^^^) the square-tailed fish ; the Karen nam^ for
cosodS^, (Bur. a>lQ3co18fr) 'a fish of the genus
' Lates.'
X
598 gfooioS^oo
g^oOi dried* fish. I
^^cb, CO. Q^cbg^tol, the ob, fish, see cb, IS. ;
called because its teeth resemble those of t
?b fetid chipmnDki a salt-water fish.
^^c18, shark.
^^cl8of^, hammer-headed shark.
^^•S, the yengan-fisb, so called because the gills i
red, or the color of the yengan frnit; a sni
fresh- water fish,
g|S»tSi, a fresh-water fish, see etSi.
Q^s)o), CO. g^cB?, al80g3J5ocJ),o<>. gD|Scolg^a6, the pai
producing fish; a saiall fish having spines, l|
puncture of v;hich is peculiarly painful. j
g^so^Si, the red-star fish, so called from its havit
red fins which in the wafer have some resed
blance to red stars; a fresji-water fish. j
gDJBso^d), the white-star-fish, resembling the above h
without the red fins; scales white.
g^absoDJS^S, spotted-tail fish.
gSso jSo^i, a horned fish having spines along the bsi
without scales, found in fresh' water.
gg^ooS, *a fish of the carp family/
goo8S, same as g^C^^^
g^ooo^OjjS, fish resembling the sc8i, poisonous, prodn
ing severe purging: and cholera.
Q^opS, CO. gfop^Q^^^j an Instrument or stick ii»
to string fi.sh upon.
g^cSS, a short, thick fish, spotted with yellow and gree
^^ootn5^eo, the variegated, needle-fish ; a small slend
fish found at the heads of streams.
00, CO. Q^oog^^iy eel.
09S9 CO. S^oo^g^^t clear flesh, or whatever else
the Bubstance may be to which the term is ap-
plied : without the admixture of any other sol)-
stance.
cSi, CO. Q^cBsgo^aS, the hog-fish.
c8S, CO. g^cS^^^oo^, the bird-fishi a smal4 fish
having a hard, protuberent snout resembling the
bill of a bird, found in both fresh aiid salt water
^ScSSolfto, the wjiite-nosed bird-fish, a species
of the above found in salt water; f)^g^c8^,
I 9ec^^.
cSa^ajS, the mango-fish, Polynemus paradiscns.
gSdSSS, the long-headed fi&l. : head equal in
length to the body, a fresh-water fish.
et, CO. g^ssg^Sy the fins of a lish.
S^, h>. Q^opQ^S, fish-eggs, or spawn, roe.
8^9 fish with a depression in the nose.
jj^, CO. gjSofg^^^S, the frog-fish; from the resem-
blance of its mouth to that of a frog.
8^8f), CO. ep8f§^e?S?^^' ^"^^ big-headed fish ; a
small, salt-water fish, with a very large head.
BS^^i (Maul.) same as ^^t)j^^^*
f^y the ears of a fish, denotes the small fins jnst un-
der the gills.
ioobSy a fish of the herring family , belonging to
the genus Ceatcesus.
!oi« •CO* gg^9^^^^i) the butterfly-fish, a large fresh-
water fish, no scales^ 'having a kind of fin on the
breast resembling the wing of a butterfly.
^^bSt CO. 3^^Sg3^o^9 the cutting-fish «o called froi
the breast being sharp like the edge of a knif
found in' fresh water, no scales; go^c^SB^cA
great-necked species of do. gSbSoft, or go^^a:
greenish species of do. ^jSbSol, white speeiea
do. a large, thin, flat fish.
goSS^cS, oo. g3^3So5|Sgj58^c8| a short, thin fresh -wi
ter fishy with scales, tail forked ; gg^8^c6o^
variety of the above called the cncamber aea^
gD^8^c8oto6^i a variety ^f do. distingnshed f
its breadth; called also ggp8Sc8oDt^, on accoir
of a red tinge on the breast; 8^c8oD^i8^, m
other variety distignished by the tail being tij
with black.
gg^^^St, 00. g^<g^9t23^^9Sf the arrow-winged fish, i
shape like the wing of an arroWy found in frel
water.
• fish ; the contents of the gall bladder only a
supposed to .be the poisonous part. {
g^^, CO* ^^^^3^<2l^f the vampire, or i>at-fisl
found in fresh water.
£2^et»1, CO. ^^ii^go^ot^y a species of fresh- wat
fish which tak^s its name from its habit of stab
. ming rapids.
^Saiy <^. ^^eigo^iA, the pofc-bellied fish; said to I
often found in the crevices of rocks.
S^'v^^^t 63^^^' gD^icS^o^t, three kftids of fislu'
gg^teo^^V *^ species of cat-fish.'
3^<Bi^> rottHidish fish;
^90^^ m tMo'fiidh fomid in taifke.
^OOiooi S , a small frefih*water fi^hfoand in rocky loca-
tioiM, and distingnshed for bitiog stooesi or hold-
ing them in the month. •
j^ooioo^no^eoy aod ODi^|S, co. ooi^Sc6^oo, or odi
<jj|^5ooi<j^» a small, mad-fisht slightly variegated
with colors which divide the body in sections.
j^o^y fish that freqaent tanks and small ponds.
^c8^^, yellow-tail fish.
I^oo^y^, 00. g3^^^9^JS^(S3| the targeted-fish, dis-
I tingaished for its broad scales.
I^obo^i the ribbou*fish.
^o^b^, described as a fish of the tribe Balmonios.
^od, 00. g3^<^ft^^^^?f ^^^ sleeping fish, 'a fish of
the carp family' lying perfectly strll in the water.
jS^^f a largCi bearded fiBh, with thorns or spines, no
scales.
^<^^8, CO. go^^^S^jSoo^S, a fish'reseinbling %he above
bat much smaller.
^^^, fish-tails, need as a verb and applied to grain
when growing to denote the thickening of the
foliage, (so as to bear some resemblance to the
I tails of fish,) jnst before fractification.
gS^, fi^h-eyes; ased to denote grannlations in nlcers^
generally of a leprous character. ^
»S8, Co. g3^8gD^J)i the snont'fish, a fresh- water fish
distinguished for having a snout like a hog;' there
-are three varieties, g^8oo^^, — g^SSieo, and
gg^cooi^f or g^8oooi^, described as of the Carp
family^
Q^^^f <^0' £^^^3^9^' ^^^ wabbling-fisb, from i
peculiar motions in the water.
g^CD^, Co. S^OD^gjSSty the leaf- fish, a fish distil
, goised for being dncomuionl^ thin,
gg^coi^, Btonefish.
g|5o5S, the kite-fish \ the winged or fijing-fish ; beloDf
to the sea.
g^oSS, medicine for dysentery,
g^coxS^i Co. g^o^iSjSg^o^tf^t the 8haved*head fisl
a large salt-water fish, distinguished by the re
semblance of its head to that of a person wbe
the hair is shaved ofi^.
gScoiSpi name of a Karen fable, No. 104.
g^c@, the nimble, or deceitful fish ; a fresh-water fig]
distinguished for its dexterity in' taking the baj
and avoiding the book; g^cSS, small species c
do. *Q^c88SyS, same as gD^ooS.' *
poSoQ^Sxy same as gjSedSx.
gSoD32|8, Co. g^cDoajjsg^ooogs, denoti?8 thin fiafa a
those which have little flesh, nothing but skin.
g^oS^, CO. pjSoS^gjSo)^. the gills gf fish.
g^opf, CO. QJSopjSQfoDJS, the coward-flph, bo ca]l«
from its fear of the. hook.
QJSoDpoji, CO. g^c^^^«g|S^fc)J|). the billet-fish, fr
Jts resemblance in the water to a billet of wc
g^ocHoS, the bony-fish ; also, a tree of this
leaves medicinal,
egpfl^^f CO. ^§^^p9^} rotten fish, gnapee; gf
ggjS^^, a fish nearly related to the Oarp.
^^gB, a fish resembling an eel, found in the hoUoi
of bambooe, logs, Ac, in the water, or in holes in
the 8and.
^cSy eo. Q^cBg^ocO, spawn, deposit eggs, as fish.
[ScSoS, CO. gg^cBS^go^cBo^, the chasm-monthed fieh^
distingnished for the nncomnion extent to which
it is capable of extending the jaws.
«, $ee gi.
>S 1. ccScoS, be of a common, ordinary kind, or de-
gree; hence negatively, nncommon, more than or-
dinarji extraordinary kind or degree.
2. g^SgSodS, (see od8») combine, act in coiDbina-
tion, join together to do any thing.
jl, this root has been fonnd only in combination with
f^h adv. completely} wholly, perfectly.
8gDt^t| completely pnre« genninci unalloyed ; c8
vgot^t, pure, or clear yellow; ogSgStg^, pnre
black ; ^Sc^^ocOo&to^Sgot^t, an engaging conn-
I tenance, and pnre black teeih, a phrase denoting
beauty.
|t9^o5o5 00. wilti wither, dry np as grass &c.
;i, this root has been fonnd only in a derivative form ;
1. ODggi, eo. oog9^Qog3i, stale, rank, rancid; 2.
oggi, table land oa the snmimt of a mountain or
high hill: 3. o^ogi, eo. o^OQ^o^o^, a high
loft or scaffolding with a floor, from which grain
la winnowed.
St sometimes nsed for ^S ^^Q^ffor^^t babitual.
j, $ee og[S.
S, found only in the derivative form, eee oo^t.
89 K.
gi^i 1. Particlesy fra|;aiaiito, tmidmU m hnukf tticlay
after the first barniog of a fieldy and a aeoool
barning; 2« coupled wUh ^^, peraooB alofaaijf,
lazy, dirty, good for Qotbiog; be the filth, oflUj
refaae of humao kind; ooSgj^ioo^gp^oityiy ie<
also oDyiii a lasy, sloTeoly, ioetteieat ehanc^
ter ; gi^en to lethargy and inactioD ; tnppoted to
be particles fretted from the clothes which hsv^
a kiad of bewitchiog effect on the wearer ; i.
with o5» prefixed as oo^soSoS, in cookery, ptr*
^ tially done, rawt rare ; 4. sse g§tgg^t, ; 5. derirl
see ODgj[t, adh. dean, wholly ; be reiDsaBt% frag'
mcDtSi atoms ; ^« deriv. %ee oogg[SQDcSi, a€h. ii i
nice, neat, precise, puDctilious manner ; g}^ ^'^
is left after barning a field, see ^t*
gj|.t8ie^8i, def* 1.
^, 1. Slender, attenuated part coDneoliog two bodied
or a member wiUi the body; stem, neek, tu
ODt^, * stem of the heart,' probably the aorta i
meant ; also, the term figuratively, any tUB|
that is of little or no use ; 2. oag^, co. w^oofl
space between things, as. two fields, and the like
3. in litigation, a point in the decision af a ca|
which is liable to be made the ground oi a ne^
action ; 4. a skein, or knot of thread, Ac i
ooco^t long or tall and slender, supple, plianl
as a fishing rod; 6. deriv, oo^. sm oa. no^^^tug
choking of the voice in crying, attenuation olth
voice; 7. deriv. see g^, deC. i.
d^f^cBSt (borrowed from BiiirpDiiii») diepdle.
1^ dariT. frout, oo^toD^, m« ^S ^•
•9 Tbrow, to68» eioploying both fitaads ia tbe net; 8.
ca«t away, reject, abandon ; 8. ppoceea of coloring
black of a oerladn kind; 4 deriv. $64 at^§S«
o^^^y— oogS^S, a seandent sbrnb of tbe genus
Uvaria;' i. deriv. Mtf ^o^' (see oQ;t#) staging
froa whieb paddy is poared down for tbe wind
to drive awaj the ehaff; oSto^^t — c8iOg{r a
ecandent shrab, (Maal.) 8^oi)i8t^ 6. deriv. a^f
09^, CO. ^o^^f deaolatO) loneij, <fee. *
^, def. 1, 2.
bo^, tos8 and hit.
icSi, def. ], 3.
|l9 1. In disease, swelU rise in a tncnor; anasktfCOV^
aseitie sweUrn^ ot* a dfopsioal character; 2. vii
I comMiratioff with other rootlB, ^tf f^^*^§^» y ^*
» afix. aweliingSi tamors, <&c. OD^S^t, spellings
\ and aicerations ; 4-. denV. aee oe^tm^y applieiA
to pkuifts, sickly, atonted.
^pof I, me ^d^.
|kna» have a hard painfnl tatnor. .
|kdB^, CO. ^tdB^ojJ^, def. 1. ^ic8^ftdB^,-gBtoD
fit or ^•ofiG8& have ao' elevated hard tumor*
1^ see def. 2.
1. Streteb oat| extend, as- tbe arnas) legSj. <bc. ; 2.
606 * g8
point at; 3. stick out, as the lips; 4. deriv. • m
0SS9 CO. o^SoggjSv aim at, as io sbootiDg; I
whistlo; 6. deriv. no^^ocg, see gg, 6.; 7. 8^0^
from ^^^ and ^^, del. 1. the horizontal base €
a native epiuning wheel) i^nd the like; 8. &5^|
from SjSy and ^^, def. 1. lie entirely prostrate
stretched ont in a helpless state ; c6iS^^^9 ai
plied to the countenance, fallen, haggard, ghastly
8^^^8SgS| adv. in a moping, dumpish roanDej
^Sooo5i| whistle for the wind. I
^Sg8S8S| stretch out the legs,
^^8^^» sit flat and stretch ont the legs for a chi
to sit on the lap. |
^^wo}ii applied to the lips, thick, projecting.
^^c8i8^, same as ^^c8^8^.
gf o5p, whistle. j
^1, 1. For c8i as oo^^i, for o^jScBii same as oqgcj
oodBi, see ^^^ 9.; 2. deriv. form, 00^ t, eo. ^
go^i def. 9. •
^9 1. Easji feasible, not difficnlt ; 00^^, row oo^^a^
^f something easy or feasible; oo^cSSoo^^, pra
perity, comfortable, easy, prosperous ciroamstai
ces; ojgoD?^, feel happy, joyful, in good spiritd
2. affix^ of def. 1. ; 3. with jS,co. g^S, aflBzed, b
accustomed or habituated to, or with ; 4. derii
see 00^, CO. co^co^, deny, &c. see cpgSj 1
ijxco^f see 00^, 2. ; 5. deriv. see o^, eo. oQ^
a glutinous kind of rice ; eo. oo8| definitioif
iaiporti roeaaing; 6. 8^3^, adv. in a bowiog,
tottering, feebloy staggering manner.
noo^, def. \.
^c&y def* 1. quite easj. &c. see oojSn6,
n, CO. gjS.
g2^, def. 3.
1^9 4)0. ^^^^fOcDt and £§2^^c&» do. def. 3.
, 4)0. ggjS.
p, be familiarized with.
f 1. Affixed) to indicate an nncommon degree; in a,
strong, overpoweringi unyielding manner; %.
deriv. oogS^, awfnii Ac. see m^.
RooooS, def. 1. o^i^^ooooS, shine with overpowering
r • brightness; ooSi^^noooS, be a strong, over-
powering light; oS^WSf be exceedingly adhe-
81 ve.
f. ^ »p^?. CO. i^^^^p.
, deriv. form, see oc^i| — ^loo^i, see oogSi, 4.;
ootoo^i, see oo^i, 2.; 2. affixed^ oo^igSi, 9^1
^i, see 00^1, 3.; 3. cojSqi^i, a -cat; oo^S^i, a
species of jungle cat.
rd^' o^fv. I. From cOt white, used to describe the
r gentle rising of a whitish smoke or vapor ; &• (ufv.
sound like that of the squealing of a hog.
vSg^Sf 00. coupled with g^S, adv. in a sticking, tena-
^ oions manner.
ffegs, CO. a5^^#ffl^» ^^""^ *® ejSffiS.
Mif wither, droop, languish; be faint, dispirited; c8i
g^<> CO. c8tg^lo8«Q^i become ^. be in a famgDiBh
^105, CO. ggtoSoDcBy or g^tODODoS, wither op, wither t
death,
^t^tc&sbi a^i)- in 1^ feeble, laDgniehing, drooping naniel
gg 1. With ooooS, in a tough, teoacioDc, snyidM
manner; coi^g|joc)a)$, ineorrigfblj lavy; ^%\
coS, teDacioQBi not easilj broken; S. ggMt ^
Bound like that of squealing.
^^1 for ^1 pluntfi <^ the potato, aod yam tribea.
^i^t, adv. used to deeeribe the rirfngorbureftfi»gfor|
of smoke, indieating a etrong tendeney to blaaeJ
001
00 1. A numeral, one; ODOO, ten ; ooooooii eleven ;S« an^
gative particle ; when the ?erb is redaplieMed befoj
00} and reduplicated yioooSo&ooo&oSi tlie peittj
slow in dying; ^^Gj^^O^odCji^og^, alnno^ noon.
0000(^^9 one million.
oonocB, one thousand.
ooobc8, ten million,
0903001, one hundred.
oooocot, ten thousand.
oooxfiit one hundred thousand.
oooooSi one hundred million.
coc6\ 1. (from 09I 1.) Cog. %a5\^ and odooIi spread apar
diverge, &c.; 2. eo. corh^ in the signtfieatioD {
•o5, whiob M#; 8. a#0 SicDon; 4. #0. omS.
obnDl<n, $ee po^cO.
■ .tgJkimfl
D9QPI9i|
•01
ODOfMBi, ^pfiii#il to the legs, k to fpread tkedi iip«rt
when Bitting*
tx>ccS^Sf Bit with the legs ffpreiMi apart, immodest'
poooSy CO. Oog. jtfe nfS, ii«m« qfi».
}Offm ]. Oog. •cot, and oooot, sbeer off; ebtoooot, do.*^
2: Bame as eoDt, and CDfiDl^ bare aobifeg pain
particularlj in the legB, ae from wearineat of the
part ; 3* 09* oon^i^ and ox^; al«o ro. ooo^t«
Donotog8| def. 1.
e^no^ 1. (from cop, %.) screen ; oo, oocBj^,'^— 000000^,
CO. eOodco^eea9«8^, tie up Bometbingior a acreen;
f ^0009^, 00. |^QonQ^^^m<b^» a screen or shade ;
2. Oog. 909^, and 00O9|S, «m •cojS ; 3. ooo5, the
oooiiDOD, hard augmr of the basar; 4. *u, flowering
tree; oooo^oiy shrnb, cape jasmine/
0O€x>^bi9 966 eoo^bi.
doti>So&» CO* oooopQOcOp8t<3Q]fi, def* 3.
00(00%^ Cog. enoi, and oooot, whiish see*
coc6, €0. corAcoa5\t (from o5,) 1. Same as •oS, def. 1.
twisted, kinked, &c. jgooc5, twist together as two
tlHHigs or atraods; d. eaoie as cofA, 8. and anS, 2.
have a morbid sensiti venose and aching paiiT in
the ratteeka or bones ; ^oofAf have the teeth feel
aore» ioolhaehe.
oonooooMy oet* J.
oooSoO| dei* 2.
ooofrtf^ iWfi^ 1. earled, friczted.
Se» also ODo&y paed io tkB above sigoifieations.
610
oooy
oooSS, (from o5S, IS.) iee toM, def. 9. stun, <kc. ooni^,
is nsed io the eame tigoification*
oooSS, CO. 000^9 as. c8iooo&Sc8iooa^S» capsized.
oooSt, Oog. •o5«, — *0DoSt, and oo&t.
oon5t(ȣ^t, short of statarOi low, dwarfish.
mmx, Cog« acSii and odo&i, 1. A cricket; 2. shelf
over a Karen hearth.
TOoSiSjS; CO. 09o&S^8io9^8i„ def. 2.
00001001^9 foar-|^;ged shelf over the fire place.
oooSic^y the poles which snpport the shelff def» S.
00001, Cog. eooiy and ooooi^ 1. Prv, raise as with a
lever, .&c.; 2. adverbiallj|«M«ooi,8. laboriooslyt
&c. ; 3. affixed, to indicate excess, or the act of
prjing cS^ooooi, CO. dS^ooooicB^ooocO, eat ex*
cessively, cram, or staff one's self; i^ooooiy saae
as £^9001.
oonoicS^ooooi, Cog. sooicSlSooaot.
0000100100001001, def. 2. see •ooiooieooinoi.
oocoit 1. Be iu a panic, be apprehensivct alarmed; 3>
adv. Cog.^ ftooit, and ooooit, in a eooked^op
manner,
ooooit^it, def. 2.
0000^,^8000^^, CO. 8ooo2^8QOOf^^, a small shrnb with
stinking leaves.
ooo^S 1. Torn bottom op, capsize; oSiooo^S, CO. cSioo
o^ScSioocg^i or cSioonoScSiooof^Sy be capsized ; 2.
affixed to o^tf as a^ooof^Sy or c^iooof^So^ooooS,
to indicate a dark tinge in red, dark pnrple, livid.
000^8 1. (same as •ofi, and ooo^i,) bend, l)pw; 2. oeg.
from oijt, 2. o^ooooiooo^too^, the grain is not
oooji 611
well filled ; 3. ocnooo^t, or odlooa^taolooftd^,
from a^i| 2. not breathy with a fall breath, have
the breath iDterrapted, {. e. hicooogh.
oocx^pi ^* ooo^jSodOo^, 1. Cog. •o^^f and ODO^^, an-
taaghty d?c ; 3. from o{^» 2. have apasmodic
twitches ; eiooo^jSi have spasmodic twitches of the
akin ; 8. a kind of friiit«
ooQ^i, Cog. •o^if and odo^if diffused thronghoot, &o.
€oa^ 1. Cog. i^oj^y and ODoj^, overthcown, nprooted;
2. co<r^o^^f a plural affix,% 3. the stern posti and
ontwater, of a boat.
ooojSy Bee ojS, — ooojSodcSs, co. mo^o:>SKOo^^co%9
a half-measarct as a measure holding half a basket,
or one holding lialf a pjee, &c.
i tocf^f CO. odo^iodooty 1. Cog. 90211 and oDo^t, bow-
edy d?c. cSiooojtf— -c8ian2»9 — cdioDojt, be bow-
ing, bent down; 2. a low shed,* or booth; 3. re-
duplicated, as oon^toooj'' ^^* '^^ ^ bowing, bent*
up manner ; •ojtanot, and oo^todo^t, do. ; 4. < A
piecey usually of some solid, lung in comparison
with its breath;' 5. a species of bird, said to walk
with a very slow gait; ODi<£^8oo88^(^ioo^oo^a)^,
obiood8cx>d8c8i.
oon^ 1. Cog. ftoj^^, and 030^^, curve, draw up the
back, &c.; 2. ooo^Si, (or oooj^^**) ^ species of
6S, or wild fig, fruit edible.
a>a2^@^f and
Qoo^^^y eee i^^%^t i" & cnrved-up, humpbacked
mannes^
cooji 1. Cog. eoji, and ODoj^i, as fooo^ifooooi, a
fit «<l^
kind of fi))et| Ac. used at an orMMneBl to the
uriit, or to the leg beWw the faroe; t. naed
<uft». wholly ; «8 oj^oX]]!^ •hax'v liie bead all ofer,
leafing BO part; ue alao o^iooog^, UiidI, ai fkt
edge of a tool, naked, baie; c^todii^i, wholly
bane, completely naked.
coop, 1. CO. coo^coS, from nj, 6, aad 7. be out o(
beahb ; 2« ^Soon^, tacDe as f SoM^t or oofbo),
oonditkniaiityf but, though, notwitbsUuiditig; K
> aM ooQpOfdn^, a plant alao called acMAq^t, and
ooc8f^oo1| pecnliar for having its flowers open
at onitet.
cfyo^^t 1. Ajfim. at the end of a pfaraae of coaraiaDd or
prayer, aee Oram. eec. 489. % D* oaoipanitiw afioh
mm Oram. sec. 16, SJ7: 4, 469: 8% m. ooaot^ ari
ooQOtoD<i}^, a eiuail qQastity, or degree; odsdi
oooj\ by (fegreesi by small degrees; ail, tfa€
whole, Mat. 18:44.
oof)^V3}\«— odo^^o^^, adverbially, indicating indecisicD)
▼ascillatioD of mind, ae c^ooo^^npW obwoo^^ooS,
undecided about going; oB^mc^^rj^oodB^ODO^^
a^Sf liave the mind divided between rwtnaiDing
and not remaining.
coo^jS, 1. A measure of distance; S0e n^, def. 4« 0009^
f , do. 0009^06^ the distance of one bend in t
stream ; ooop^cBS, the dtatance of one long bend
in a road ; 2. ooop^oocB^, with short benda.
odiB,— C0. conbs»icoo6i— dbieo(^,— d^^oby^-corbooffi
inability from weakness. «
000^1, Oog. ni3^t, Bsidxionfif'Bee ea^i.
OCX
<fi^ •!»
ooc^^y Gog. •chS, ODO^S, M« •ife^.
ODo^^cS^Odo&^, boist ODe 1^.
oo<^S| 1. CO. oo<^ooi, from c^, appearancec, condnet,.
the things bj vbidi we JQdge a person's char-
acter; 8. applied to eounds, change, vary, have
a variety oi tone ; 3. t^fim. irregnlari rough,
▼alried; c^tooi^t feel rough to tiie touch ; 4. Cog.
9(^1 and coo^, title of a Kar. Fable. Cog. see.
^.
oDo^ty CO. (Xici^cocotf 1. Oog. mth^f and ooobt, see mcht, ;
S. from <^t, ; l, 3. foreed or tnmed to one side;
aa ^SoK^f have the foot wrenched or turned one
side ; mrht, and od<^i, do.
oM^tf , CO. cocht^cotot^^ have the wrist filled with
bangles, &c«, have the hand covered, do. It is ap-
plied to other nonns in the same way.
anbxoiySx, Oog. •c^tacfti, l, and 2.
o&cB, 1. A free, gray stone, < Steatite,' nsed by the
nativee principally for pencils; 2. same as ac8> 2.;
3. 'a plant of the goord family;' 4. take apart
or to pieces, as frame work or machinery ; 5.
same as •f8« K riee quickly, &c. ; 6. with d^,
afflxedi a large forest tree having a very astrin-
gent bark, it nsed by the natives instead of eatechn
with their bele) ; 7. empty, not filled ; cSoccB.
Cognates ecd, — dfi, and ooS.
coSo^f species of def. 8. fruit, bitter.
oDcBc^^, species of def. 3. frnit long, slender, flexnons^
<x)cBoor8| def* 2. same as •cS^cS.
oocBcS^oeoDt, deft S. same as •cBf t.
coS(^]\t species of def. 3. its flowers open only at ere-
niog, henoe the Dame.
oocSc^^oolf another name for do.
coSSx, GO. oocScSioooolcSt, def. 4.
oocBobt, def. .7.
oocSty 1. dS^oocBt, a girdle ; 2. oofBiODo^, same as •cBi
eo^,— oorB«(^^, Cog. ecBtc^^t ; 3, same as oocS**
oac8|5, see oooj^oorS^, with short bends.
00(6 1 1. ooc8ioor8i, Cog. nSx^Sx, and •o^i»c8i| tall
and thin ; 2. oScocBiy applied to the eyes, have a
wild, unnatural look, either from disease as
cataract, or, from opening them uncommonlj
wide, as in staring; in both cases the exhibitioD
of an unusual glassy whiteness in the eye is in-
.dicated.
OQcB 1. CO* oorSoDoo), the pond-lily; 'sacred bean-plantj
Nelunibium speciosum ;' 2. Cog. 9<fi, and oodS,
yawn, oacitate, &c. 3. co. oocB, see oocBoocBf; 4>.
oSoorB, CO. 6Soo<^5oSaoool, a tree, species of 65,
fruit red when ripe, edible; oS^cB, and &SoDf6,
do.
oor88, the flower of the pond-lily.
oocBV 1. Gog. erS^, and o^AS. raise suddenly and
momentarily, &o.; 2. a curry seasond with blaidc
pepper, given as a diet to females after parturi-
tion to prevent the puerperal fever; 8. oocS^i
instantly, at once, at the same time; i. see o^t
ooc8S.
ooiyjnD
«ll^
Of3cBS8S, see •cBS8l.
0fxSSc8^ooo3t, see •cB^cS^oooDt.
oocfi^^, see •rS^^S, both defiaitions.
boffit 1. Cog. %S%y 2. and oorSii irregular^ &c.; 2.
sometiined nsed as ecSs, 1.; 3. ^trom cSs, islaDd, )
a patch of jangle earrounded bj an open field.
oxBt8S) det*. 1. see •fSi8S.
oocBtoonoSj def. 1. ^e %A%%co%.
oocBi^t, def. 1. see •c$t^t.
QodSS, CO. 09cBSooodS, «tf6 cSp, •*>• a rally gaard, &c. oo^
oocS^, rfo. ooSe)OO0cB|S, do.
coSx 1. i&d ecSii 2. and ODcSii the egg-plant, &c. var.
see ODcSi,; 2. with •not, need in deBcribing the
seneaiion prodooed by the crawling of a centipedei
spider, and the like on one's tlesh ; 3. sometimeB
aaed for •c8i, a cheiftaid ; 4. with oo<^i| as oo
(bioo<Bi, same as •(^i, 1. tall, thin, &c.; and 2.
in a transfixed manner; oocBioocSi, see oocSi,; 5.
.with ^ly a^fv. projectingly, sticking oat in the
way.
oocBiooon, def. 1, 2.
OdcSicBopi def. 1.
fnAxt^f <The datnra, or thorn apple. Stramoninm.'
oxSidBi, the 'tomato.'
QOc8\^ii def. 5. Cog. 8f8i»^t,— oofBt^ii and edSi^i, do.
oo<x2)S 1. eo. ooo^^ooo^S, or cotrjjScocci^, strike with
the top of the foot ; kick with the heel ; strike
with the spar, as a cook ; 2. with 8^| affized| the
barking deer, * Oeryis mnntjak/; 4. eo. odojji^ eo.
ooo^S, CO. oort^S, 00. ooo^S; 5. oo. cot
from cxjjS, U one large movthfal; 6. m# 9^090^,
ha^e the teeth eb alter.
<XK>^jSd^, def. 1, and 8. dB^flB^8ia>aj){S8^, Kar. (Me;
No. 94.
ooojySooS, def. 1. atrike with iho sf^ar, as a eoek.
ooo^SoocxjiS, sanae as ooagi^coo^,
ooo^Sooc^^, same as ooa!^Soi>€t(jfr.
ooogSooo^S, def. 1.
cocf^Sf CO. ooc5jp.
< bound aloag/— — & Inde»*
QOfXfffif Same aa oooi|^^9 jim ogt^» tlie root; 1. Emptj
bj taming the vecael or thing upside down; 2.
ooofi)fioc>aj||l^» cover the bead aa with a hood,
shawl, or wrapper ; 3. nod ; 4. with fh^, affixed,
haf^ a pioaple of diy on the ejFelid ; 6. cSiODOjpS,
€0. cSioofl^eBiooo^^y heavy, aa the ej^elids^ from
excesssive drowsiness; lowering, as the clouds
heavily charged with rain; cSioon^, 0^. g8»oo
o^iScSioocbs, upsefi overturn ; cSiooo^i^, CQ. oBi.
oocxgT^c&iQOoSy upset^ as a boat; ^ oe^eeMi^,
CO. ooSoDO!2|iSoo^ooo5t, have the teeth striker or
gn«eb together spasmodfeall^; QoS^ fri g p aya yS
poSboojSoooSt, extreme misery.
ooio^iSog5» def. 1. ooo^So^ dbw
ooo^^ooQ^^i def. 1.
QpO(gi^k3oa^S, de£. 3^
aoajpB^ said to be need proviociallj for ooogi^i ooogity
or ooajptaoojjit a betel box made of baii^boo.
oboqj|S, 1. Sbake» inoTe with foroe aad qsickneM^ one
wmj and tbe other; 3. apsefi tnrn bottom up;
throw ottt or einpt; by toraing the veeeel over
wttb a throwing motion ; 3, Kook, butt, as cattle;
*• oStooajj^S, CO. o6«09e!jj]^So6§oDo^S, twitch or
pntli foreihtj i^ainst ; 5. cSiooneju^S, CO. S\mcrQ\S
<Siaoc^\ oif 8omnd0| abropli with qcricknesa and
! force; come looae^ as the ties or knota in skeins
i of thread, by which means it becomes entang^*;
i 6. CO. coaijpSj 840 ooa^iW>^|S.
OMJMOCKf Mf« %•
^oe^jpooo^ del. 1, and S.
Cog. and root, see oj5, and o^S, with their de-
rivatives.
ooetjftoon^t (Md^. in a heavy manuefi so as to prodace
§haking; walking heavily, and the like.
oocxjji^f from oo, one, and ^l^» ap|>lied to cock-crow-
iog ; 9n^^i the second time of cock-crowing.
09o^Sq^S8, or ooo(2||^n(2||^8ofM^|^n^^tf), see-saw, as
on the end of a limb.
(nqg, I. me o^^ 4. aqnint, b^ cross-eyed, show the. white
of the eye ; %. ^tSo3c(2f, CO. ^Soocgjj^Soofxjj), black
with patches, not thoronghly colored; ^oocj^,
CO. ^oon^^^Sooq^, rice partially cleaned, a
miitnre of cleaned and ancleaned.
Qoqgo3o^S, def. 1.
(M^ddtoi, def. 1*
618 " ooc^S •
oocjjjS, CO. ooqjjSooo^^, adv, badlj, without do© regH-
larity or precision, as any thing done with too
much haste.
ooqjl^' ^^' ^^t^^9S^> ^* From qjl^* ^* ^"^ ^* ^^
vain, to no purpose, 2. yioccji^y C^'- </ioo(n^^i
oQcgiy or <^iooojj^yiooajF)^, one who has been
disappointed ib lovef or who cannot succeed in
getting a wife or a husband.
Gog. see n^^, and its derivatives; ^cgj^^ aod ODc^^f
are used in both the above significations.
OQ<s|^Qoa2|^, see def* 2.
ooqcnSooogi, see def. 1. and 2.
ooc^. one transition, turn, or change, from o^, 7.; ].
at one and the same time; 2. immediatelj as tbe
next thing done, or the next occurrence foUowiig
• the thing mentioned.
ooc^c:^, simultaneously.
ooo^c85oDt| be cotemporaneouB, occur at one aod tk
same 'time*
Oog. see c^, and its derivatives.
ooc^^i from d^j 1. In an awkward, unsteady, irr^ulv
manner ; as i^ooc^S CO. i^ooo^^i^ooo^^f or i^
oof^H^ooorjjS, or fe^oc<ijjSif>occ}J|j% from 4^, jump,
and ooo^^, used to denote hopping on one foot ;
8* reduplicated, limping; 3. hobbling as in walk*
iug on an irregular and not firm surface.
ooc^Socc^S def. 1. 3.
OQO^SooojlS, def. 1.
ooc^Sooc^S, def. 2,
Qod^S 1. Same as oo(^S| shakei cause to vibrate, with
• cbogi «19
short, forcible motion; 2* wabble, as a loose bodj;
8. same as ooc^S, i^ooo^S, CO. l^ooc^H^ooc^Sy
or i^ooc^S&^QOc^^, see m<if^^, 1.; 4. quick,
dexterous motioni ae cbSoooi^S, slice up with a
peculiar knack ; 5. (S^ooc^Soo8^fi^5, tread on
one's beels ; 6* oo^dooi^S, a pole, used as a sup-
port of a bamboo floor.
Dci^ooo^, same as ooc^^, in all its usieiges.
Dd^S<x>c^^, def. 3. .
DC^SoooDt, def. 2. '
Oci^Si, the barking deer, so called in derision.
OogS, CO. ooqj)S.
^DnSS 1. Knock, rap, reiterated raps; cB^ood^S, do. 8a>
o^Sy do. 2. cSiood^Si come loosci as things bound
together ; furrowed^ grooved, hollowed down ;
same as ODd^S, shrink, contract so as to become
loose in a socket or matrix ; 3. joggledi agitated ;
S^oon^S, have the head joggled; 4. CO. oqo^]i..
30nSS85| def* !• with the headi as a porcupine.
x)n^ooaj)S, same as oon^S.
xxi^oooot, ihumpi joggle, or agitate itself, 'said of
, • Ibings not seen which make a rapping noise.
pd^t CO. oon^tooo^s, see o^8, neg. good for nothing,
of no nge* • •
bo^, CO. oocs2l^^^' ^^ oooQjSooc5j, see oocsj, squint
dec.
Boofii, from n^i, used as follows: 1. With ^, same as 03
* c^i^v applied to fruit, indicates little pulp in
proportion to the seeds, a thin, slender person
1 without an upper garm^t; 2. with sg), broad
40 JK..
620 <^98^<S '
and long, Bhovel-sbapedy as largei broad teeth; i
with cg^, dry and crninbliDg, as Burmao rio
when cooked ; 4. CO. oo^Sqod^t, spade or shovel
ooo^iSi^i, same as ooo^iu^.
000^1 agl, def. 2.
oooQicg^, CO. oooQic^f oooQicg^, def. 2.
ooo^icg^, CO. ooo^icg^,
oocAS, CO. ooc^S, and ooc^.
oocj|)i9 from c)|)i, same as cocS|i» 1« Have an elevate*
encircling band or ridge; 2. oooc^i, eoilf as
snake.
oonoS, half past oaS^^oongSc^^y half- past midnight i
after midnight,
oonoS, see ot9.
ooogiy CO. ooo5S, as c8iooo5Sc8ioong«, see oog5S«
ooog^, CO. ooog^, and oocgty as oongtoong^.
oong, Cog. trg, and ODog. 1. The plantain ; 2. folb^
ed by oo^f ancient name for papaya; still la
at Maulmain; 3. cS^oocg, project; 4.G8^aoog,i
verted; in parturition, a^tcB^oocg, have an I
verted presentation,
ooogc^^, def. 2. , •
ooogS, same as ODngS, which see*, also CO. odc^S, as dj
ooogSc8ioofi^5.
oof3gt| same as engs, irregular, &c, also used as CO. cod
as ooojsoocgi, do.
oongioorgjS, ^^^ ©^••^^i <fc.
ooqgooqB> «<?e qg*
0091 M 691
OOG^ 1« Cog. ODc^, and #<:^, lazily disposed ; 2. CO. oooS,
as oooSooc^y a weaver's shuttle. •
ox^^, same as bo^S.
6xi^S8Sc8, the drj^on-fly, (Tav.)
loDc^y Oog. Odc^Si aod sc^, which see cS^ooftooo^S,
the bird has long, curving wings; cSiooc^Sy CO.
\ dixcoc^cSxcoctSf same as 'cSisc^S, hollowing
down, &c. .
ooc^i, Cog. ODc^ii and ec^i, a tree producing a drupe.
ooc^, CO. coc^^cocf^pf Gog. ODo^^, and 9^^, a coarse,
wicker basket.
oar8i> Cog. oDcgi, and •o^if U Nqosc; 2. socket <&c.
co^f CO. cohp.
coo 1. Reduplicated, do,\ in an inclined manner; 2 used
with other roots as follows.
oodooicSiy a large species of deer or elk.
cohooh, def. 1. 009009, do.
ooocStoi, obstinate, not disposed to listen to advice, or
authority, inclining a contrary way, or turning
away from.
oooS^cS, see ooSi, 7. also title of a Karen fable, No. 13.
^co5i, Cog. •9t, and 009t, turbid, obscure, &c.
lOOoS, CO. 009^009^, 1. Careen as a ship or boat; cSioo
9S, CO. c8ioo9^c8ioo9^, be careened or inclined
I to one side; 2. reel as a drunken man; 0^009^,
CO. 6^009^009^, push over on one side, tip; c8t
I oo9^, CO. c8too9^c8too9^, do.\ 8. Co. 00^, ,as 00^
0O9^, a writer.
0091 1 Cog. •91, and 009i, raise, &c. see 991. It is
nearly allied to scoi, — 00001, or ODooi, but that
•as
oo|t8Hfi5
18 applied to mnscnlar efforti as to the operatioo
of one thing opoo another.
oodicii, 8&e •9icn*
0091 c8^, see •oicS^, — dB^oodii see do.
0091^ 1. CO. 0091^009^, bolster, or eapport with a pil-
loW| or sotnetbing analogous 8^009iS, a pillowy
|^oo9i|Sy do.\ 2, ^|i8^c309i^, a beetle, with foroejN
like a centipede ; 3. same as •9i^, have a rough
ragged sarface,
oo9i^8i def, 8.
oo9i^oo|i, dcf. 1.
00^, Gog. OD^i and •f , elevated- and promiDent, &^
900^1 see h%^.
oo^t, see tf^i*
oo|^ !• Raise a thing by putting blocks nnder it; 90Q|
stool, a support, a block; a thing' or a portion kepi
in reserve as a beginningi or means of obtainiB|
more; the commecement of business, as affordioj
promise that the thing will go on ; 3. a specie^
of large forest tree ; 3. "^^cyD^, co. ^^f ^^^^j
see •i^i a species of potato, or yam, called tfa^
Karen potato.
oofi, 1. Generic name for several * species of Yaranov
or Laeerta ; 2. same as e|^i, and OD|^t| resolute
agile, &c. 3. CO. o5i, prostrate, as c8iQ5ic8i09{d
fall prostrate; 4. co^ao|^^(d^. Lizard's grief; I
species of tree which the lizard, it is said, can noj
climb on account oi the looseness of its shaggy barkj
00£<0Q^, def. 2.
oo|^88tf6^, def. 1. see 8ic8^, see 8|^t«
a>8 <(28
>^to6, species of def. 1. amphibiooB.
>otG||S| CO, ooo«jnSoo|^i<2)S, a poisoDOQs speeiee of def.
1. when eaten the head is eat off and thrown
away ; there' are two varieties cp|^t<^Sf ^i the
common 'kindy and oo|^t^|88i8^f the red-headed
kind.
^l^tcSy CO. oooic8oo|^tob, species of def. 1. yellow.
D^icg^, a largcy dingy colored species do. gray color.
:>|^^^t Cog. e|^»^f and o^j^^od^, see %|^.
>9, Cog. 0D9| •Ot 1. Slendery pointed; &c.; 2. thin,
spindle-shanked; ^^009, and oS^ooo, see •9| 1.
)9aD8» def. 3.
>9^, def. 1. same as •Oy 1.
30c8^» see •9c8^, slender, pointed, projecting, &c.
bo^, same as 8dS, which 8ee\ ooojSooS^, adv* same
as 89p»8^.
C>^, Gog. #^9 and 09^» 1. Throw- a shower of, as of
' . dirt, embers, &c. ; 2. barbed, hooked, c8oo^, a
' barbed spear ; 8oo^, do. a harpoon ; 3. CO. oo^t,
and 03{^, ; 4. see ooboo8, oSoo^, throw op as dust
or dirt, by scratching or pawing.
oi^oo^S^, paw with the feet, &c. see •^^•^S^.
0^008, adv. see e^»8, np and down, or to and fro
nimbly.
d8i, Cog. •8t, and oo8t, the mangO| for the names of
different species, see 88t.
d8^, 1. <n8^8^, same as •8|S8^, in a haoghty, self-
important manner; 2. CO. 009^.
198, 1. Cog. slif and od8, the yengan plant; 3. CO. 00^,
CO. o39i^, ; 3. ; $• raise or cook ap one end,
e24 • obgs
giving undue prominenjQe to one part; 4. see 8,
several examples.
ooSSif def. 3. see •S8t.
ooSooc^c^, both partiesi reciprocally.
0090011, one-sided, partial, partizan, see ooii.
ooSooii, one-sided, partial, see ooii.
oDSdB^, def. 3.
ooSd, one side only, fig., one-sided.
oo8^, CO. ooS^oodBt, see 8|5, 4.
oogl, and oogloo^, (Bur. po^g, diverse,) diversely-
00^, C0\ oo§.
00^1, {see ^8, 5.) 1. Give a sudden blow or kick with
the top of the foot; 2. CO. oo§i, ; also, CO. oo^.
00^11, CO. oo^ioitoo^sot, see ^is in a pert manner, del
also a person or thing curved backward or outward.
co^^oooQS, do.
oo^\oo|^i, CO. 00^100^8, ooo^iiooo^S, in a stumbling,
awkward manner, not genteely.
oo^\8, CO. oo^|8ooo8, see ^|^8,. 1. Before; 2. neg. not
at leisure see ^8.
00^ 1. See the word under ^,; 2. oo^cS^, raise,^lift upj
as the foot; 3. raise as the voice in striking uf^
a musical air, or tune. * I
00^8, CO. 00^800^8, fly, flirt, or bob up, or one viy
and the other with a sudden motion.
00,^^800^8^8, in a skipping, frisking manner, dodging
about here and there.
oD^8, Co. oo^8oaf|8 1. See ^8, def. 8. same as oo,^^§8,
oooo^cb^8, equivalent to saying ooo^^^,; 2. 8^q^
co^cgS 626
oD^so, a species of chilli peculiar for being turned
op or reflected at the end.
oo^t^t, def. h see co\%^%. •
o:>^«c8^f CO. oo^tc8^oo^c8^9 def. 1. bend back or np •
at the endy implying elastic resistance.
(D^tSt, cocked or tilted np, not close down in the
proper place.
CD^9 CO. 00^00^, K Raise one end; 2. with S, broad
and projecting, prominent teeth ; tilted or cocked
np; 3., aflSxed, used in def. 1. as c88oo^c8S, co.
o8ioo§c8fc8ioo^1c8^, raise, lift up one end.
iD|dB^, def. 1.
0D^9^9 CO. 00^3.
od|3, CO. m^h^m^%^ def. 2.
60^, same as g). 3. cousin ; also used as a term of ad-
drees to those of similar age ; ooogi, CO. Soo^^Soo
g)» be related as cousins \ ^oog1, second cousin ;
OdiOQgH, third cousin.
oogt, CO. 00^8.
oo^, same as oo^, bending with a regular curve.
oo^Sf adv, see •ig?,: ^3oo^, see do.
00^, CO. oo^oobi 1. Fish-hook ; 2. fish with a hook,
angle; o^too^, suspend a fish-hook in the water;
fiboQ^, is to set a fish-hook with a spring and
cateh ; obioo^, go to fish with a hook.
oo^oofS, in fishingi the hook in distinction from the
line and pole.
Od^mS, A large fish-hook thrown with a line, but with-
a«t a rod.
6S6 ooob^'
oo^ooS, a fish-book baited with a bit of lead made to
reBemble a email fish.
oo^ooc8i,-a mediarn sized fish-hook.
» 00^(^1, a lishing line.
oo^cB, a fishing rod.
oo^oj^oSp, medicine for dysentery.
oo^oS^t, curbed fish-hook,
oo^toogi, Cog. e^stgt, and 33^103 gt, .in a staggering
reeling manner, &c«
00^^, Cog. •^^t and oo^^, curvedi &c*
ODO^, CO, ooo^oDO^ Cog. toS, and oooS, (see AoS,) but
not so frequent.
oQoS, CO, oooS.
oooii prohibitive particlCf see oi, def. 4. and Oran.
sec. 220, 380, 649.
oo^S, same as •^S, gaping, oblong &c*
<x>85, 00. oo85ooc8^, see 85, def. 10. no use, &c.
oo8i — ioo8i, see 8i, def. 2. after three days.
Qo8i, ^Qo8i, see ^, day after to-morrow.
oo2x/)f same as •co), 1. adv. Screaming, with sharp,
.harsh tones, violently; 2, CO. oooo, CO. oooS.
0000)0), see •00)9), CO. ooe)09«
ootJoS,— ooSooooS^ioSi, title of a Karen fable No. »7.
ootjoS, 00. oooBSootDSi Cog. eooS, and oocoS, «m the
several uses of eeoS, also, see oocdSoocoS.
ootoSooQ^S, ame as •loS, def. 1.
002OI 1. CO. QOoSi,; 2. ooeotcS, «^ cot.
ooco^, «e6 cx>^, 7.; 1. cSiootoS, turn or fail from the up-
per to the under side of a thing; 2. turn, as yoang
coaai 68T
o
children, when first able to torn tbeinselyes over;
3. oo^ootjo^, Baine as •tx>^, and oDco^f a ghoat;
y 10009^, (^.; 4. oo. aoo5p.
03801, «M oocSiooQoi. *
oot6Sy CO. oooSSootoS, Cog. ecdS, and 09o5S, jammed
together, doable, &c; yiooeaSS, twins ; o^ioocdS,
conceive twins; cSvooviS, see g8i»o5S.
ODcdi, tight, constricted, stringent, rigorous, pressing.
QOoSsoooot, do. oo^ooeaSioocot, appearance of a bloated,
or fat person.
DooStoocS^) rigorous, severe, harsh, strict; oo|Sooo5i,
I 00. 'oo^ooo5too^oocot> bite or gnash the teeth to-
gether.
K>«5^Q0CD^, adv. great dispatch in the performance of
a thing, do a thing at a single turn.
Boofti, Cog. •oSi, and cot&x.
DooftiOj^iSi, see •oSiOj^idi, stubbed, &c.
DooSitf^i, see eeaSiQ^i, do.
ODvoii, from coiif num. qfflm. one patch or plat covered
with plants, or trees.
ODO^f ^^S* ^^9 ^^^ ^^f ^^ 90^f obstinately die.
r}Mf Cog. •to, and Odco,; 1. (?o. oo?j3^oooo, or ooc8^
ooao, «tfd •to, def. 1. haggled, rough, notched,
ftc.; 2. Sioooo, of a dnll, dingj red; 8. thin,
shrivelled, &c.; 4. ojooeo, dry, destitnte of mois-
ture.
oooo^, CO. oo<oyooe)i)o1, def. 1. applied to teeth which
are set with intervals.
3!>oo<»|, def. 3. see •co, def. 8.
39aoi, CO. 00d0if^8» same as^eoii and oodoii jews- harp.
<28 ODdS't
ooo5)^c8ooo5, a kind of plant; t^ooob^St, 'epecies of
Eonrea, a flowering sbrnb/
ooobSf Cog. ee56, and coobS,; 1. A epeciea of large
tree 'with large fruity and an oilj seed:*; 2« same
a8 f o5Sy def 2. remnants, bits, &c.; oo^ooo5Sa>
c8S, do.*^ fSooobScBooooS, see eo5S, def. 3.
ooobS^, CO. ooobSo^i species of def. 1. frnit bitter,
seed yields an oil.
ooobSfS, do. except that the frait is sweet.
ooc55oD«8S, def. 2.
ooobs from o5i, slightly, caationsly, &c.
oocb8ooc8i, applied to laughing slightly, with' a smile.
ooQ^^obsoofiSiQSt, cautiously, slightly, as in scratching
a sore,
ooobif Cog. ee^ti and ODobi, see 8o5i, in its different
uses and combinations.
ooc8, Cog. 8c8| and 03^, dry, husky, rough, rugged, Ac
c8oo^, see ecSoo^.
oocSooexH, see ecSeeol.
oocSoocS^y see ec8»c8^.
ooc8^, Cog. ec8^ and ootfi^,; (g^oodS^, «^^ •<8^, def.
2.; ooootfiS, «6^. edSS, def. 1.; ooiflScgicSS, see
©c8Sojic85.
oocSSy Cog. ec8S, and ODtfip,; 1« oocSSoocoSi see tiSS,
def. 1. brush, &c.; 2. o^9iooc85| «^« •c8S, def.
2.; 3. GO^oocSS, see etfiS, def. 3.
ooc858ioo, see eoSSSioOy litter, chips and the like.
ooSqB|^, be taken by a od^ooiSSi see •cSS, 8.
ooifiii eo. od«SloD(c8t, see •dBt, a kiiid of shield.
cob 6!2»
QOtSi^^, see scBty^, hard, crnstaceons coyering, or hard^
thick skiD.
ootB^, €0. oo«8^oooo> ae^ ^tS^^ and eeo.
ax6^ooc8^9 see f£^, def. 4. ridges or segments.
oodBi, — go^ooc8i| see ©cBi,
GOt6^i 1. See oooSsoocS^,; 2. ooIodcS^, co. odIooo^i^
hiccoDgh.
ootSi, 1. 5ed def. 1. A tree, * Mangifera oppositifolia' ;
2. same as scSi, 2. in a hasty, reckless c^nfased
manner, &c.; 3. from c3i, def. 2. direct/ straight,
direction from which sounds proceed ; 4. ooo8
ootSi,^^ scSi) def. 2. and ooc8, 1.; 5. ooo5S
ootSiy slip back, see tsSi, 2. not compact or
close, uneven, not 'direct, c8iooo5Sc8iooc8i, fall,
as in climbing, by losing one's hold ;. 6. oo^oocSi,
CO. oo^oo<8i09^oooDi, See etSh 2* gnaw, tear ofiT
the husk, bark or the like, m a hasty, reckless
^tnanner, instead of doing it in the regular way ?
7. confused, rustling, rattling sounds.
ootdicoeoiy def. 6. and 1:
<x>c\j 1. yioocIS, a fisherman; 2. said to be used at
Manlmain to denote a priests' garment ; 3. a
flowering tree, flower white, fragrant ; see cl, 3.^
4. year before last, connected with wcl, or oof ^,
MB ooioocl, ooi«c), coiooci, ooioocloo|^.
00C1, €0. oodoo^, an oar.
ODC, fonr years ago; almost obsolete,
ooby five years ago; almost obsolete. See wcO, last
year, and oo8, three years past.
6S0 OM
ooi^ooS^, game as •dSsSS, applied to qoarreliDg aid
other things almost incessant.
o3^Soo8S| do. 966 hSt def. \.\ ODiSod86, do.
oo&i, 1. A small knife nsed by Bnrman writers, the
blade to cnt the leaves on which they writCi and
the end of the. pointed handle for a style; S.
oo^iSif a species of tree» same as Odit, or oo^tSii a
generic name for several species of screw pine;
3. coil, CO. ooci.
oo8, — 001008, CO. ooioo8oo|^, three years ago.
0085, see ooi'^oo8S.
0086, see ooi5ao85,
oo8t, CO. o^S, as o^S8ioo8t8if an island.
00^, — oo§^f"t, worship day, (.prob. Tal.)
ooe), K 00. oo@, ; 2. (Bar. 03g)f) trnth; o^^oos), take
an oath ; cSooelf take^ or drink the oath »f
allegiance.
oosSy a kind of arrow nsed for shooting the large am-
mals, larger and longer than the common arrov.
ooei, 1. CO. oo@t» see 8«, def. 13.; 2. co. oo^t, see ^1,
def. 7.
ooei, CO. 0091,
oof^, U CO. oo^Soo^i, same as ^f^^ overspread, cover
as creeping plants and the like; 2. co^oof^i also
oo^oo^^y in faneral ceremonies, denotes the over-
. spreading of the place of the relics of the dead
with varioas garments.
ooe» CO. 00900 g^, or ooeoo^, see ^ , def. 8. ; 6^aof»
push an upright thing so as to make it lean; i^ooe
odooti incline one's self over on one side.
I 038t 631
0Maj}|i| see e, def. 8. lean, &c*
€09^\, do.
(Dfooog^, canted over on one side; see ex. ooog^.
co%p 1. See #^9 def. 2. left, on the left side ; 2. a£Bxed,
Vfith the left hand ; SSooe^i strike (ae a smith,)
with the left hand ; 3, affixed, figurative, wrong,
erroneoasly, sinisterlj; o8^oo»^, lead into evil,
teach corropt, or pernicious principles ; 4. ^a large
treCf perhaps a species of Ficue.
cofi, CO. 009ic30#i» 1. See oo»i, def. 4. notched, indent-
! ed; gannti &c.; Gg^co^iy see do.% 2.' in cleaning
' grain, the process by which the chaff and coarse
parts are gathered to the middle of the fan.
iomo, eee ei, def. 4.
oofio^ def. 2.
OD^t ]. See \ti def. 7. a small quantity; 2, oo^too8i»
eee do. chuck» &c.v3. oo^i, oroo^too^i, in clean-
ing ricci see do.
tyD^iQobti very little ; cog. oo^t, and oD^t, see ^t, 7.
ooK, CO. cnSSoocflS or a>8^ooofS,-— oo8^8i,-'Oo8^8| see
8^9 def. 5 a short interval of time.
oo^tS, very small quantity.
ooSSoDtoQ^, CO. oo8So2^oo8Scx>taop, a phrase denoting
the sudden loss of appetite, or burning of the
stomach,' oocasioned by something disgusting.
Cog, oo8S, and o8S, see 8S, def. 9.
oo8t 1. Same as 0381, a species of snare or noose for
catching birds and jungle fowls; bSoo8t, dig the
place for the snare ; 86ao8t, and opSoa8t^ set the
enaref 00^0081, be caught in do.% 2. 'oo8t, a
6S8 a>8t
measure of lengtbi see 8t, def. 15. ; 3. see 8t, def.
13. make a Bmacking noisei &c. ; 4. start up,
prick up as the ears, &c«; 5. cSiooStcSS, grain
which has lodged and the heads turned np*
oo8t8too8t8t, see 8t| def. 13.
oo8tooet| def. 1. and 2.
008100^1, def. 3.
OD8tdB|S, def. 4.
008881, adv* def. 4. in a pricked up or erect manner.
od8|5, one 8^, see 8^, def. 2.
0081, one 81, see 8i, def. 2. and Gram, sec. 501:9.
008, CO. ooSooely see 8, def. 5. two fish-hooks on th€
same line baited to resemble a small fish.; ^too8,
move do. abont in the water.
Cog, see oolS, and 08.
ooSs, same as oo8S| def. 3. *
ooSloolS^, make a chucking noise with the month as
an expression of sympathy, pity, regret &c.
008S 1. CO. 00^008^, S^e 8^, def. 9. a fish-hook, san^
as 008, ; 2. a kind of axe, having a socket for the
handle, instead of an eye ; a Talaing instrnmeiit.
Cog, to def. 1. see 008^.
0081 1. A oo8i8^o^S, see 8i, def. 12. stand on one Qt
both knees ; 2. sit on the feet, in a sqnattin^
posture; 3. see 819 def. 12. 3. and 4. as otooSi,
shoot at a long distance; 85oo8i, see 85,; «6to^
8i, spear at a distance; 4. see l2. rude, imper^
tinent, &c.; 5. see cS^ooSx, co. Gf3^oo8ic8a>8i,
live on the tlie labor of others, live without per-
sonal labor.
•
oo8i<^ sec it, def. 11.
cx>8iS^» def. 2.
0981^, «<?« 81, def. 12.
o^Steo^ 00. ooSt^^ooSeo, def« 4. asee.iii 12.
GoSt^i, def. 3. a long way, or interval &q.
co9xQ09Xf same as 0081,. def. 1.
co9x<B^, stretch a long way np.
ooSiS, see 819 12.
0d8i^^9 CO. ooii^^ooSibi, or oo8i^^c3o8ioo, def. 4. also
applied tp actions or labors that do not tend to
any profit, or use.
oo8i^, (Bar. qo^coodS^^s,) the eighth month, not
. much used.
Cog, see oo8i, same as ooSi, and oSi.
co^Mf one ^11, see §ii, def. 2.
oo^itooi, CO. oa^noS^oo^iiCDi, see ^ii, def. 6. in a
superficial, bungling manner, &o.
co^\9 see ^i, def. 6.
col^x, see §i, 2.
oo^, see g1, def. 3.
cog^, CO. ooe.
ooodl, (^. ooao.
008OI, 00. oDobt.
oosoS 1. 4S0e a>^, def. 8. excite, instigate, encourage;
2. oobtoooo^, ^^^ 80^, def. 3.; weak, inefficient,
ordinary, not distinguished ; 3. ooco^ooo^, tools,
instrupientS} equipage, appendages ; 4. Co. oosb^ •
Cog. odoo^, and 000^, or 000^000^.
ooaD^cS^ooo, exhort, persuade, influence.
«34 0!>flb«tt8i
«
oaoo^c8to^G|9 feed m firoi excite it to action bj addi-
tioDft] fne]«
0080 1. Pot on ratan bandsi ferrules; a>V>90, tbebandi
thus QBcd; 2. .ten; ue qo» def^ 2.; 3* oocod^,
in weaving, to adjust the threads of the woof
open a rod by which they are held in their pro-
per place.
Cog. ooso, and oooo.
00901 1. CO' ooQOioocj^i verj little; 2. (oo^cBf ») a setl.
0080^, CO. com'^<30^^9 same as coe^^ooso^i bend back-
ward, &c.
co9y\9 CO. ooQOiaoo), neg. sec wn.
oo8{, same as ooa^i ^ spur, or other thing reeembUng t
spnr ; cSooa^i ^^ ^ sharp, iron point afiBzed to the
handle of a spear.
oo8{, — 008fc8^, grow up rapidly; be unrestrained,
have free scope,
0009 1. See 8}, def. 5. shake with a quick, flirting mo-
tion; 2. see 80, def. 4. swing the arms and bodjr
about in walking ; 3. same as 09, 6. slender,
limber.
ooo^o&S, def. !• shake or flirt off,
0009 f, CO. oQCDf 00098^, flirt the hands.
oooogg, def. 3.
00899^ slender, tall in proportion to the size.
oo89008cn, def. 1.
00890018, def. 2.
oosbt, CO. 00861008OI, in domestic matters, n^ke a match,
or promote the making of one between parties.
^•bS8t, do.
09o3S 635
•#
ooflbjSf CO. oofib^oooojSy or 0000^0306^1 see 06^, S. beod
backwardy &c.; o^^ooob^i crooked, bent odtward
or backward,
ooob^b^i do. ^
ODO^^oo^^i flg. 966 objSi 8. tarn away from ioBtractioDi
despise coonsel and reproof.
pdB 1. 00. 030^, $€€ dB» 10.; 2. one d3| ^a d3, 9. n%im.
affix.
90c8i» M>. 008^, num. affim^ see cSt, 7.
DooB, num. o^. one oB, see c8, 4.; oo^c8| be once
a widow or widower,
oodB, one ^, two annas; eee d^, 6.
oocyty — oo^toocSi, take a bnsband of too near blood
relationship,
ooc^ 1. See s^, 8, 9.; 2. ooۤq^, eee s^i 7.; 3. one c^,
or torch^ see 8^; 4.; 4. eee ooS^ooc^, Oog, eee
QOggs, eee Qt] 6. sappan wood.
00^9 eo. ooofi.
0000I, eo. aySf and of oooo.
0000^ €0. 0006, Cognatei oooo^.
DO0oS« CO. 0006S.
Dooocoo^f with snddenness and violence, as a tiger in
seizing his prey.
oooS^y from ooS^ same as oooo^i — cooo^oo|i« trnst in,
adhere to by way of depending npon ; also. 00.
00^.
Pm5S» same as o^oSS, 1. oooSSooooii, contracted, of
small capacity, as*a vessel ; 2. ooo3S, 00. ooooSoo
ooS, urgent, driving, crowding, oppressive; 3.
41 K.
636 ooo65
• ■
oSooooS, urgency, or severity in travailing painsj
'Cog, oDooS, and ODo3S.
oooot, same as ooooi, care, caution, beed.
ooooiSoo^n, calami^, distress, trouble.
000011 1. Reflect in a large, loose fold, bang loosely a
a robe ; oc^sooooii, pull up tbe bottom of a gar
ment, or the like, into a fold or roll ; 2. tbe aj
pearance of a large bird sailing high in the aii
without appearently moving the wings.
Cognate, ooooii, which see.
ooooiiooopS, used in both the above significations.
ooooixcS^, def. 1.
ooconCj^S, a handful.
ooopS 1. Same as ooopS, anciently a stockade ; abtooop^
V. stockade; 2. co. ooooii.
0000, CO, coooooool, make over or repair, as a euit
does an old tool.
.00001 1. CO, oocoiooool, stretch out and apart, as Xh
arras or legs ; see ooi, the root, and the cogniU
00001, and oooi,; 2. one ooi, one bunch, or cluete
ooc^S, from c^S, a rice bag, one c^S, or bag full.
00(^5 1. CO, ooc^SooooSj convulse, as in the agonies
death; 2. as the limbs with pain, or by men
agitation; 3. ooobSoocSS, same as ooobSoo
suddenness and violence, as short violent illn
terminating in death ; 4. with b«, stretched o
upon the back, as a person in illness; 5. Siooob!
00. 8iooo6^8iooc^S, see 8i, oblong, longer thi^
broad, having unequal angles.
ooc^SooooS, def. 1.
oocgi • . 637
ooo65ooc85, def. 3.
ooobSbt, def. 4,
oocSS 1. Same as cx)c8S, the silk worm; 2. silk; ooc8S
ooo^i, or oocS^oocf 190^9 i& the web of the co-
coon or raw silk ; oo^oocSS, * a silk ptso ; 03c8^,
is most common.
00085 1. affix, see^ 03ooc85, CO. o5ooc85oSaoooS, epi-
demic which proves fatal, the occurrence of several
deaths without apparant causci particularly among
animals; 2. co> ODcfeSi; 3. one c85, or the height
of an animal from the ground, to the part aimed
at in setting a spear-trap ooc8S« one c8S, as bS
ooc8|S, one eye; ^5c^^ooc8p, blind in one eye ;
o^^ODcS^, one skein, or twist of thread.
ooc8i, one section of a thing; one bridge or other
thing answering the purposes of a bridge.
ooc8, one load, carried on the head.
03)(85, same as odcSS, make a chattering or twittering
noise as a squirrel*
oocBt, do.
0x8^, once, one instance, or occasion.
0x81, one -stage, degree, section; xx)c8i<i>i, distance
•travelled without stopping to rest ; two miles.
ooffi\<xxooc65, from @i, to shake, same as odQici
oocbS, calling or crying, to indicate ea^^nestness.
aoc3gi, Cog. coogi, and oocgi, 1. Distant, off on one
side, &c. oo'^ooogi, co. oo^ooogSoo^ooogi, or 00^
oocgiOD^ooQ^t, 866 ODcgi, ; ^^oocgi, look ^bout
or off to a distance ; see do,% 2. co. ooqgj^.
Various cognates, see ooogi.
•638 tpooDp
• . • '
coc^^f eo. oocgi.
oocg^i one Btripei in striped garmente, &c.
coo^f one tie or Bmall bundle, as of betel leasee.
ooG§^ooooi, neg. from <^S and ooi, as yioocotooc^
oocoii act in a disrepatable, disgracefal, immor^
manner.
'OOQ^l, CO. coogi. •
oood>)y one od), or span.
00001, CO* 000^8.
coooS, eo. oooo§» !• i
0006^1 1. CO. ooo6^ooc6| or 0006^008, one elanse, aep
tencoi prolonged act, instance, occasion ; see Graa
sec. 244, 311| 530; Odooo{^oooo^oo6^c8^oof i, I
phrase denoting immatabilitj ; 2. ooa6^ooobSa>p
neg. treat with disrespect, or contempt. * ,
ooco^tsS, or ooo6^t6c8c89 continnalljt without iDlsr
mission.
opoo^G^p to slander.
00C30I9 Co. 00^^, (see 00001,)- one family, clan, comim
nity, litter.
€O00i^, one 001^.1. or bag.
ooo^t, 1. Twitch', have a short, spasmodic eontraetio]
of the mnscles, as heatt^beat;' 2. applied to wind
blow with a violent gust, as in sqnalls ; 3. hav^
h violent bnr^t- of passion.
ooofioooot, def. 1.
ooo^icS^, def. 2| and; 3.
ooog^, 1. CO. 0002^0900^1 shake, joggle, be agitatec
with a short, qniok motl6n; 2. jar, as the grooD(
bj the discharge, of a canbon ; 3. om og^, 01
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opright thing, as a post, tree-tranki pillari &c
tee og^i num. affix.
Kif^cooo^t def. 1.
xql^ooStf def. 2, *
}0|^c8|S,.dof. 2. last clanse, involving the idea of
raising the dast*
X3|^fl, def. 3. one forenoon, from ' morning till the
son is vertical, half a day.
90}^, (Bnr. o^cgii) a rich man.
yob^f 00. oooo^, 2. . •
kS, one c8, or raft; see c8.
bc6i, CO. cocq^f 2.
^^oodSco^y neg. be unsnccessfal ; &c. see c8^c8.
iog^, ses ooo^ooog^.
ool, CO. oo8, Cognates cool, and o^o).
nt, 1. Co. oootoobt, a scandent plant, having a fruit
which resembles the gourd; 2. co.. ooSi, 1.; 3.
^oo9g, same as ^Soot| a kind of trap made by
splitting a bamboo some distance, opening the
parts and confining them with a catch, used for
catching rats.
kSty CO. Qootoodg, I. Move one way and the other with
' shorty quick, vehement motions; to copulate; 2.
' ooStooS, prevent, hinder; 3. oooiooS, defend,
protect, snatch from danger.
Cognate, coon, and oost.
K>Sf093i, def. 1. • , .
ooioo|if (see oojt,) with energetic haste.
D9ga3it, def. 2, 8.
091, I. To screen; (see odoi, and ooi,); 2. concealed.
640 , ooD •
hid from the sight, «icx)Oi,o5oodi, intercept, hide;
ooSoooi, something concealed, hid from view,
secret; oSooqi, put ont of sight, hide, ^oooi,
out of sight, have the eyes off from, not watch-
ing; gBSoooi, be concealed, hid. secreted; 3. in
'umbrella.
oooi^S, CO. ODOi^SoooicS, an umbrella, because it screens
one from the sun.
oooi^S, be out of sight.
0091^, 1. Same as dboi^; hastily, energetically; ojSoo
oip^tooQijS, chop a field with haste, «8Soooi^o6t,
follow with haste so as to overtake; cbioooi^ooi
0001^, go and come with haste, 2. co. ooc^.
Cognates, odoi^, and O30i^. .
oooiSooc^, be of the same age, born at the same time,
ooq, 1. See q^, num. affiXf one quadruped, basket, subjeu,
finger, &c. see also Gram. Sec. 18, 255, 624.;
2. same as oDq, name of a fruit tree, *SandoricuEi
indicum'; 3, ooSooqoi, ooSooqciS, an exclamation
uttered when one Js frightened, also when suffer-
ing excessive pain, or grief.
Cognates, cx>q, ODq.
ooqooSt, def. 3.
ooq, one pole, &c. see q. nu7n., affix.
ooqi, — oooiooqi, with energetic haste, in a hasty flurried
manner,
^ooqsoooi, do. Gog. ODqi, oq«,*and ODqi, or cx>q«a)9i.
ooqS| CO. ocq^ooooi, see qS, n,um. affix^ otie family,
community, clan, <&c.
'« 1. Co. ooooool, same as ooo^, a kind of triangle
§ ' 6^1
00
used for the parpoees of a bell; 2. ooioogj steel;
. 3. one branch, &c. see o, num. affix.
Cognates, ooo, C08| and o^i — o^oo.
30^9 1. Steeli becanse welded ^n to irooi from the idea
of something mntnal or combined; 2.. rnjloobt
exactly, accurately, as in pronouncing accurately;
also, weld on steel.
Cognfftes, ooby ob) and cob^ the last used hb
def, 1.
oo^, 1. CO. oobsoooo^, same as qpbsodco^, ordinary,
common, not distingaished^ inefficient see ooooS,^,
2. CO. Q09t, 1.; 3. see oobsbi, ; 4, same as odbs,
name of a parasite, embracing ^several species of
Loranthus.'
oobtooda^, def. 1.
oobtooy same as ODbsoo, a tree with an echinated fruit.
ODbtbt, CO. QoblbsooSlSt, with a short, rapid, shaking
motion.
ooSy €0. ooSoo^s, 1. Apt, ingenious, expert, intelligent ;
2. CO. ^ic8^, in the signification of sloping, as ^s
c8Soo8,* the rafters of a reof.
Cognates, oo8, and qd8.
ooSt 1. Same as odSi, the short posts of a house used
to support the floor; 2. with c8^, affixed, prop
np the floor of a house; 3. Cog. ooSt, and cx>8t,
betel box ; 4. co. oobst as oobtbiooSsSs, also, co. of '
ooq^, as ooq^ooSt. Gognatest coSs, and cx>8l.
odSidB^, def. 2.^ ODSa>8idB^, def. 1.
ooSy CO. ooSoodli 1. Intercepti shield or ward off; 2^
intercept, binder the sight; 3. with oo5i, be hid
64S m9§a^P
concealed; 4. a measure basket; 5. same as o^Sj
1,; (^looSi a person distingaished for skill, ii>«
genuityi courage, <&c. a person of superior abilities.
Cognates. oo8,— 'OS^S, — o8, aee no8.
ooScS, asmalli measure-basket^ def. 4.
coSfi CO. ooS^ooSS^i ward off, intercept^ or conceal
from sight by the intervention of the hand; asedj
also to denote a similar motion of the hand to
impose silence.
ooSoool, see def. 1..
ooSdt, def. 3. also, same as ooosooSi^ shield, prevent, &c
ooSdB^, CO. oo8c8^ooiflc8^, hold up some thing to pre-
vent, hinder, or ward off.
oo8oocot, shield or conceal one's self.
ooSs, CO. oo8«ooo§i, a betel-box.
Cognates, oo8i, and cx)8i.
0088OOOO, a kind of reticule used to carry the betel box ii.
oo8j5 1. Same as gd8S, a generic name for prawn; i.
ooSSSjSoD^, name of a plant, the succulent parts
of which h.ave an acid taste, are pounded together
with prepared prawns, and eaten as a condiment;
3. ooSSo^, the mind, of a quick, irritable, peevish
temper; 4. 008^^^, too short, as the strings of a
carrying basket. Cog 008S, and 038^.
a>8^8{Soo^, def. 2.
008^0^, CO. 008^^^.
008^?^, CO. oa8^»^oo8po{5, def. 3, 4.
cx)8^aj^, CO. ooS^o^^ocS^o^, prawns i5repared by salt-
ing, drying and ponnding; literally, rotten prawna ,
a dish of which the natives are very fond.
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00^, CO. oogi.
oo§t« eo. oogtodgl, one St, or the qaantity taken np
with tha end of the fingeri see ^s, nvm. o^.
see also ^gt.
93^^, ^* ^§j^' ^ ^^®^* ^'^^ ^'^^^^ grows OD the roots, the
frnit slightly sweet, not much eaten.
OD^ one ^, or strip; see ^'
oofl 1. CO, ooooiS denotes calamity, wretchedness; 2. co.
oo^, rollers placed nnder heavy articles to facil-
itate their movement; 3 afiBxed, in place of, in
iMhalf of, a£Fording aid or relief; as oocSioa^,
plead for, or speak in another's behalf; oj^^oo^,
CO. oj^^oo^ 8^00^1, or 02^oo^16bi|Sii, suffer in
anothes's stead, become security or snbstitnte for,
deliver by some equivalent; <^ioo^, go on an-
other's behalf; oo^oojpoobS^I, pay another's
debt; give on another's behalf. Oog. co^, oo^.
00^^ 1. GO. OD^SdSoj^S, or oo^SdSQS, name for harps or
stringed instruments having a hollow body, and
a long curving bead; 2. Sioo^S, title of a Kar.
fable. No..]30.; 3. co. oo^. Cog. or^S, o^S.
oof^ojx, CO. oo^So(jioo|f^ooi, species of def. 1. the head
and body are made of two distinct pieces.,
^^@^@' ancient species of def.^ 1. the whole dug
out of a single stick ; fonnd in Karen story.
ODf^^y harp string <fec.
a>fS 1, One fS, or basket, see fS, num. affix \ 2. sam^e
I aft oof Sf ft tree with a tetrandrons flower; 3. qo
fSop, same as oofSn^, (MauI.) though, notwith-
stftodiag; 4« 00. oot, in a low, dejected, depress-
644 co\
ed, wretched state ; 5 with 6|S| in a deject#d, ex-
posed manner; 6. oSoo^S, and otoo^Sy low, in
proportion to the size; 7. co. ooQj^^ as o^o^
oooo^S, favor, blessing.
Cognate, cof S, nsed in all the abore significations.
oofSoot, def. 4. cSioofSoot, fall into that state.
oofSciSy def. 5. cSib\oofSc|S, hang down in an exposed
manner.
oo^« 1. Goad, or strike with the point of the elbow, Co.
ooft,; 2. a kind of plant; 3. co. cS^t, that
which is inimical, adverse and dangerons, a foe;
otoo^s, and oso3ft, have an inimical disposition
towards, be a foe ; 4. one ft, or meal ; (BpQXco^^
eat one meal.
ooft»^, medicine for dropsy. Cog. cx>fi, — c»fi.
ooftcoei, def. 2. the frait and seeds are corroding to
the flesh ; a name given by some Karens to t^
Croton oil plant.
oofsdS^t, def. 3.; ooftdS^g, do.
00^, CO. oo|^, as ootoo^^sotoof^, see 3600^^.
oof^^^, one f^^^f or in hour.
co^\ 1. One fi, or one night, see ^\f\ dSdSoofi, and c8
qpiogii, all night, during every night ; 3. co.
00^1,; 3, ooloofiy stubborn, unyielding, obstioate;!
used as an. intensive in the same signification as|
o^iQfx, and o^io^i. Cog. cx)f\, •fi, Ofi* c^fx, and
ODfl.
00^ 1 CO. oo^oocby same as co^, 4. rollers nsed in mov-
ing heavy bodies. iJbc.; 2. eo. oo^ogsoon, same as
oo^ ; 3. rough having irregularities, or sharp
00
^p 645
points on the surface, <&c.; 3. same as od&, 5. in-
foldi &c.; 4. that which corrodes the sHrface, rnst.
Cognates oo^, w^, and cx>^. *
pfngicxJ), def, 2.
d|ooc^, def. ].
:>|c8|S, place on rollers, def. 1. tuck up, infold, def. 3.;
pDf cS^Ssi have a roaghneesi &c. come on the sur-
face, be corroded with rust.
o^c8^8\| eaten up with rust, def. 4.
o|S 1. Same as co^S, 1 ; also, press, crowd against,
bear heavj upoui oi* against; eoioooD^S, weighty,
heavj; dS^oo^S, push against; o6a8^oo^5, press-
ed against, by a current ; 2. co. oo^i, lean
against, or upon ; 3. ^, oppress, put down, be
severe upon. Cog. od^S, — o^S, — od^S.
doSqS^ooi, def. 3.
d|Soo)^i, def. 2.
>d|Sooo5, def.
lo^t, 1. Co. oo^too|8, or oo|too^t, same as oo|t, 1.
crowd upon, push, press against ; aS^ODf s, or
oB^ooitoB^oofS, ^0.; 2. or oo|soo^8, same ag
oo^i, 2. the Nipa palm. .Cog. oo^8, — oo|8.
r>fMO09^f def. 1, 2.
iD^too^t, def. 1. .
o^o5, see coft, Nipa palm, the sap used as toddy.
Of^9 !• Same as co^^, 1. infold, inwrap, &c. ; O080o|^,
CO. a>80o|^ootoof^, in sewing, seam ; cs^oo^^, eo.
Of^co^pcqco^p, roll up; &c. $ee co\^i% 2. in
wearing, is to roll up the cloth beam ;' 3. oo. oo^^,
walk with a tossing motion of the body; bobbing
<46 oogt
np and down; 4.* oo^^ooool, one year, see ^
CogtiateBy ^f^» — ?^^^'
oo^^cx)^, def. 4. oD^^ooiojS, def. 2.
odJ^oB^, def. 1.
oo|i, one day, see ^\.
co^jS, need intensively to words of firmneBs, as oi^o)
^iS, very firm or strong. Cog. od^iS,'— oo^iS,
00^1^ 1. oOf ij5, a corner, in distinction from fi^i an
angle; 2; oDfi^cQi, press down with a corner a»
with the heel.
oogS, sometimes used for oo J,, which $ee. Cog. cioj,—
oog^y same as oofi^, : ci^oa|^» same as oi^oo^i^'
oogS K See a^toogS,; 2« oo|S. or oo^S, angel of justice:
^^^000^^, Kar. Feb * No. 150. also, Die. page
232. sec. 22.
ooj, CO. oojoo^, 1. See ooj^, 2. a tuft or bundle of
twigs, &c. ; 2. see oo&, ]. exact, as a measure,
fSooj&, a measure-basket; 3. iee o3&, 3. adt,
forcibly, unjustly, by way of extortion, <ffc. ; co
cfiioo|, — sfi^ooj^, CO. dS^oo|q^«oo|,— «ioo|,— d3^
ooj^i see co^i 3.; 4. sometimes prefixed in the last
signification. Cog. oo&, — o&, — ooj^.
oo|oo^, def. 1, 2, 3.^
oo|opoD^, def. 1.
ooj^cS^ooS, def. 3.
ooj^S 1. The angel of justice, An. see cn^S', 2. alio,
cognates of ODj^Si; 2. name of a large flowering
tree, * Mesne pedancnlata.' Cog. coj^S, q^S, co|S.
oo|i 1. With oocfiS, ddv. roads or locations entirely an-
QO
►^S 647
knowD, where no treei or other land mark ha»
OTor been seen* before; see •cB^i and cB% ].; oo
oD^^oo^ooj^toacB^i is to have no knowledge or
recollection of any thing pertaining to place ; ^»
CO. 00^8, 1. crowd npon> &c.
oD|8oocB^, def. 1.
oo| 1. Same ae 00^, and 00|, a tree^ ^species ot Inga* ;
2. Bame aa no|» a landing place for boats or ships;
as 9X)|,— ooc8oo|y; 3. the part of a ship or boat
which pertains to the rudder ; ^Soo|, steer a
boat or shipi ; ooco8oa|| rndder.
oosd8| def. 2. place of landing. from ships; noc8oo|9 —
c6oQ|9 do.
Qoad, the stem of a boat or ship.
O9f^oo^9 def. 2.
oo|i, Co. oofSoo|t» or ooo3S|i; l.Lean against for sup-
port; 2. trast in, depend npon; ^^00^^19 something
to lean upon. Cog. co^i, — o^%i*
00^8, betel-nnt cotter. '
QO^i, a»wind instrument of music used by the Burmans.
oo^^c^Sff name of a plant, succulent parts eaten.
\cokxi CO. co^t overspread, Ac. Cognates, 00^1,-00'^ i.
' oD^»-oo^oo^, same as 00^, def. 2. and oa^, <idv. hastily,
hurriedly.
03^, 1. oo^^o^^i see co^H, 2. and oo^^oj^i.the ensign
etafif of a pagoda, zayat, and the like among the
Burmans; 3. ^^oo^^, eee^p,^ 3. col^S^ co. oof^
dScp, same as oo^S, 1. and ao^^, a numerical
figure.
00^, 1. oo^Sqo^^, adv. uncompaot, irregular; 9. oofS
648 oo^Soo^S
• •
oS, same as OD^Sc^S, name of a bird, * the whit^
backed woQd-pecker.
co2t, 1. Same as cx>^i, shake, tremble, quiver s^^i
have the chin quiver, as with cold'? 2. obstrnct
OD^^, 1. CO. cx)^oo^|5, push with the head; 2. oo'
• (r>i^y horn of the rhinoceros. Cog. o^?^.
a)2i— od^iodS, adv. applied to dress, in a shabbj
manner, ragged; OD^^ooS, do. j
co§, 1. With fxgs, imbrowned, turned dark; tanned
eun-burnt, involving also the idea o£ separatiu
of the part, desquamation or peeling off ; 2. od
odS, haste, dispatch. *In this signifiication, o
or?, ; 3. see cnf @^i ; 4- fish-hook ; with o^
the large kind without a pole; with cS, a mid
dling sized hook. Cog. oo?,— o?, — oo^.
co?(Xj3«, 00. oof(xg8oo?c^i, def. U.
oo^c^i, CO. oo^ocgk
op^ooc^S, def. 4.
a>^cS, def. a.
OD^g^, Tenasserim. •
oD?S,.same as od^S, 1. Obstruct, as by a fence, mouai
dam, ifec; 2. cSoo^S, be obstructed, as thiB|
floating in a stream, rocks, snags, &c. see ali
oofS, I.'; 3. g8^Qo?S, prevent, hinder as persor
fighting, by stepping between them ; 4. same i
co%Sf 2, punctuate, divide sentences, ^ark hour
daries;.5. c8^od^^, see c8^, thickened, iedurate^
as skin. Cog. oo^S,— pfS,— OD^S.
oo^^ooS, def. 1.
QO^Sco^S, def. 1, ,
oDoS 649
•
oo^ooS, def. 1. Dam up as a stream, obstruct with
a fence*
oo^^Odaoi. def. 4.
oo^y have a reflex action, rebound, bobf flj back;
sotoo^^, see coi. Oog. o|^,— oft^^.
oo^jSoof^, same as oo^^.
oo^^(X)|^, do.
oo^^cSjS, do. when the motion is upward.
oD^oos; do. shrag, applied to the posteriors.
co^oooaSi do, mid. voice'.
oo^i, CO. oo^ioo^i, 1. Same as s^i, — oo|i, and od^i,
' 2. fishing stakeS) &c. ; cSioo^l, same as cSooSi^
set do. ; 2. divide, apportion ; numeral, one por-
' tion, one part ; c^ioo^i^i, some persons. *
CognateS) od^Ii — e^x, — o^i, — cx)|i,-— oo^i.
' ao^ioo^i,-def- 1.
cx)s), eo. oo^, Cognates OD^I, — co^.
oo^ 1. Seven days, or one week; 2. co. ooaoo^, same
as cos, and ODS, bow, bend down, see od&.
oo^, same as oo^S, an instrument of music.
OD^S CO. 00^5.
\ ooon^S, same as ooooo^^i
' oool !• €0. 00^, as oo^oool, contempt; co. ooooi, as
ooooioooloD^, see obi. def. 1. ; eo. oo^S, as oo^S
ooo), ; CO. oo8, ; 2. reduplicated, in spots, or
' patches here and there, Cog. ©o),-^cx)ol.
^ coolrBooolcB, def. 2.
oxfloooT, def. 2.:
oooS 1. With oBS, stick up in a slanting or oblique
directipri; cock up: 2. ajips, cg^oowS,* eo. cg^oo
650 ODoS
p^ojSooo^, obliquely, averse to iDstrnciioDi o^
coQDsel; 3. og^ooo^ CO, o^ooo^og^ooo^ leaningi
fitanding obliqaely, not upright^ or level ; 4. u^^
cooSf in a droopingy feeble^, debilitated maDDer ti
the inoventents of one who is ill ; 5. CO. ooo&^
as oooS^ooo^, CO. oo8^t 3. Cog« cooS.
ooo^c9^, CO. oo6^dB^ooo^c8^i def. 1.
oooS 1. CO. oo^S, as co<^coijSf in a flapping maoDer
a8 any thing flexible when agitated; 2.* eo.ccS&
as ooSSoQoSy the hamp on the Bhonldera of cattle
3. said to be also couplet to other roots, . as d
(^f — oo^S, ooo^t. Cog, cooS.
ooot 1. CO. 00^1 as oo^ooos, in an irregnlar» nncoml
pact manner as in throwing clothes into a cbe^
without folding; 2. CO. oo8t| the sonnd prodoe^
bj smacking the lips, and teeth together, as
hog; 3. co^ cooty which see^ also CO. oooit;
treat without consideration. Gog. •ot, oous, ooi
oooiod^t, def. 4.
ooot(^oo^9 def. 4.
oooto^^otocnf wholly disregardi despise.
ooogojSos^, def. 4.
ooo^i CO. oo8^, see obsooB^.
oooiy personage^ as oS^oooi^ one magistrate.
ooo 1. oooooJ), same as •mo), confusedly, io. a florrio
manner; 2. o^oo6o|ocp, attempt the eore <l
disease, by medicine or charms ; 3. .odoodcoIi h
COS, def. 2.
followed by d^^^ arrange oa«i's clothes in a tm
oooS,
ootoidS^ox 651
compact manner 80 as not to incommode work or
travel. CognatCi ocoS.
oo^cocS^, do*
o6^ooo^c8^9 do. see al^o oco^, def. 1, 2.
^o^cB^oooDty same as (r>j^G8^ooo3t.
oo^ooooScSp, do.
OoSoooS, in a flirting, flannting manner, the flapping
of llie clothes in walking fast.
oo% ]. CO. oootooos, a priest's rice pot; 2. co. oo^t.
same as oocooulf 1. Cognate, ecs.
^otooot, def. 1.
Doioo^i, def. 2.
»oSoocnj1| prononnce incorrectlj, or indistinctly.
>oi9 eame as ocot, edge, border, selvedge of mats,
cloth, &e. Cognates, ocoit — ODoi.
9oi^^ with oi^^ prefixed, immoveable, qniescent.
t>oitj !• Spatbo of the areca flower; 2. Bnrman black
I book. Cognates, oooity — oooi.
^Kmo^ofy def. 1.
0O11, !• A pot; 2. half a rupee. Cognates to def* 1.
cx>uii, and 03oii.
3aiio5, def. 1. for water.
:>oiiel, def. 1. mate pot, wide mouth, used fop cook-
ing curry.
90ix8S» def. 1. female pot, the common pot for cook-
ing rice.
Doiiogy def. 1. used for drawing water, and as a
drinking pot.
ooixooi, a covered pot for steaming rice.
ooii.(SS^i, def. 1. same as oooii81.
49 K.
653 00^5^^
000^9 see ooo^, a large Burinan drnm reeembliog a
'baas drum.'
oooS, 1. 00. oo^SoooS, or oocj^Soobi, or oooSoo^S, flap-
fiatter^ flactuate as any thing pliaot when agita-
ted ; 2. co. oo8| as (XXfScoSy large, fiuctQating
waves; 3. oo^ooc^S, eee oo^, 4. Oog. to def. 1,
2, oo^S.
oooSoooS, def. 1.
cooScobxf def. 1. as long hair.
ooo, 1. 00* po^oooly same as cx)^, 1. An instrument foi
boring, auger, gimlet ; 2. with ooos, same as od^
3. and e^, away, in a confused, disorderly man
ner, &c.; 3. with cod), same as oo^, 2. be sav*
ing of fragments? economical, &c. Oog. oo^,— ad
oo^ooo), def. 1.
oo^ooofi, def. 2.
oo^oool, def. 3,
00^5, 1. CO. oo^jSoooQi, a spade, see od^S; 2. see cod
. S^o^^cSi, ; 3. ^^^00(|jS, one of the names of Uui
Tavoycnsis, Q^ooaolgl.'
oDoSnoo^^p, the socket or eye of the native spade.
<y3^SS^0D^c8i, medicine for dropsjk
00^5000^1, def. 1.
oo^SgS, CO. oo^S^S.
oooS§S, CO. cotj^S^^oooSgS ppndo UBcd by nativesy froi
three to four inches wide.
oo^S^S, do.
00^^^, the common, narrow spade, about an inch at
a half in width.
lj« without regularitji &c.
coi^cobp, carelese, heedle80 or jadifferent, ti^Dg no
thought for the /oture.
co^Xf oue spot, see ^ii Qameral ^ffix; yiooyi, the
people of one locality.
3D^u6, one spot onljr.
30^1^1, some place.
0^100^00^9 every place, every where.
00, 1. A kind of reed used to make coarse mats.
Do8, CO. oooS ; .2. a small mat used by the Karens
in travelling as a plate for their rice.
Do^9 awry» distorted^ as the face in crying; 0^009^,
draw the face on one side. Oog. coqS, — ooo^.
09^^^, same as co^S.
Doi, same as oooy 1, and 099^1 2. see also o^oi.
060089 1. In a dangling, swinging manner; 2. the
I gestures and motions of a woman in a dispute.
pb^9 an anna ooo^.
Dbt» a discipley a^^»
othx, CO, axfS,
089 CO. oo8:ool| s^ ooS, cook a .kind of pastry made
of .flour an4 'honey.
oSfi 1. CO. cfJdSayS\f a generic term for canes; 8ach-
srnm Arnnda the reeA^ 2. c8ioo8^9 CO. c8ioo8^
c6iaoo^* peel or scale pffi as. paint. Tarnish, Ac;
8. dense mist, or white fog, as seen on the suaf-
mlu of hills after i^n.
o8^oo«/l, def* 1.
«51 008
coS^db, species of def. 1. growing in wet locations.
oo8^c8o1, CO. oo8Sc85.
ooSSdBo, Co. OQ8SdB5oo8Sc8o1, def. 3.
008^(^1^9 species of *def. 1. culm slenderi talU and hard.
008S9 one 8S| or articulation, see 85, num. offix.
coSs, one Svi or cluster, or collection, eee 3i, num. offix,
ooSsSt, in a cluster, or closci collected body.
008^, Same as cx>8^,; 1. eee 008^ ; 2. od8jSo&, dam,
stop up water; 2. eee ocdJSi 1. ooS^c^^oi, peel^
barky in wide strips; 3, a dot; dotted; o^tooB^,
dot, variegate with dots, or small spots.
008^000^, def. 1, 2. and 3.
od8^oo5, def. 1.
coQif CO. oo^tooSi, 1. Surround; around, biooSi, moTC
around; ^^0081, walk or step around; oto^Sii
surround, (]S^ao8i, be around or round about
^oo8i, di); around; 2. that which surronnds 01
encloses, as the alburnum of wood, the sarcoctr-
pus of fruitSi &c. see 0081, 1, 2, 8.
CognateSi cdSi, — e8\, — od8i, all used as above
008 1 Co. ooSqoo), or oo<2SooS, waves; 2. eeparate lighl
from heavy grain by putting it in' water ahc
skimming off that which swims'; ' 3.^'find fault
murmur ; 4. inveigle, obtain as a wife w hnsban^
younger or better thail one's self, by deceptive o^
artful means ; *skim for a c<^tt)pinion \ negativelyj
take any 6W^ tb^l offdrif:, with<^ut regard to ago]
family; beauty, ^cl; 5. IDt^ooSy seek or pick u|
•old clothes or other' ^Articles which have beei
thrown aside. Cog. 008,— od8, — ddS* •
a>y^^ 65S
3a8o9c8x| def. 3.
3o8q^, small, rippling waves, a ripple.
3(>Sr^S« def. 2.
K>8oool, def. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
xS^^t def. 4.
dS^^i W, oo(j^5<jSoo8<jS, large waves.
d8o18^» 'white caps/ waves which break) 'breakers.'
oS^, poising, balancingf be in eqnilibrinm, 1. co. ooS^
' 00^, one 8^, a viss or a handred tickals; 2, ^^
ooS^i a kind of fidhy g^c^^^/^^^ Q,^f^ ^* ^^
ooSSoo^oocSi,; 4, a priest's rice pot* Cog, oo8^.
d8^oo^, def 1.
Dd^ooV'x>cBi, a phrase prefixed to sentencesi equivalent
to for instance, for example.
dSS, CO. 008S000S9 see oooS, 2. the <dS92f or hnmp
on the shoulders of cattle.
bSsy 1. CO. coSiooot, ^ee oooti 2. ; 2. fsooSt, a colan-
dcri or instrnmont with small holesi used chieflj
in making vermicelli.
3^3^0oSi nog. not funndy scarce, as any thing in the
market.
bSif see 8if num. nffij^^ one 8it or vessel made of a
joint of bamboo.
Do% 1. Same as •y^ and 03y^, mature, decided, soberj
real; 2. co. ooy^oo^\ or ooy^oo^Si same as dc^^
•^S| divided, separated, or spilt into equal parts,
&e. ; 8. oaySooy^, distorted, twistedi or drawn
out of shape. Cog. noy^, — ay^ — o^y^.
oy^Sp, the upper floor of a Karen house, used oolj
far patting articles up out of the way.
€56 ^^^fl^
ooySooyS, oDy^DD^^y def. 2.
ooc^^ooi^^ ODy^ooi^ same ae #9^9 1.
ooc^Sy 00. oo^SooySy same as cafif Eoft, ptilf^i jikiMkgt
flaccid, &Q. aUo ce>. oo^^iS.
ooc/SgoS, flaccidi daDgling, flabby.
ODC^I,' CO. ooyi8.
oo^^y 1. Bring forth jonng all of one »ex ; 2. witit og
9^, tf^tf y^i 3. distortedi out of shape, irregalitf.
oo^^cO, def. 1. bring forth only males.
oo^^8^, def. do. only females.
ooyiSf CO. ooyiSooyS, same as oo<^iS, which ^e*.
00(^18, CO. 00^1100(^8, same as ooc^i8. which see.
ooyi, same as od^i, — oo^Soogx,— ^Boogi,— ^loogi, — si
(jx^Pf — cS^oogi^S, see ccgi, A. oo^i.
oo^S, CO. ooyS, see also oo^S.
oo^S, CO. oo^SooyS, same as co^S, and #^9 pliant
flabby, flapping, danglings &c. also CO. ocyS.
oo^^S, same as ooySgS.
00^1, neg. not full, incomplete; tfioo^x, unfeasible, bej
yond one's ability. ]
oo§S, Cog. OD§S,— ©§S, and oo§S, see oo§S,;— oo^Soooj
same as •§^0309, and •§Seyi.
co^Sf same as no^S, — s^S, and 03§S, see oo^S^ a
e§S.
OD§Sc8, at once, (Tav.) Gram. sec. 600.
oo^x, Cog. •§!, and 03^i, also 03§t, see m^v, If 2, 3
c8xoo§i, or c8ioo§ic8iooyS,— oo§\c»yS— ,oo§i ^1^
oo§5oo§i, see s^t, and oo^v.
00^, neg. not dispersed, or acattered.
oD§S, CO. cogs.
odgfyCO. 000I9 — e^t, and OD^t, conplets of the oorrea-
ponding terms •Qt, and oo^i.
oogtoogsj—egtsgs, — ODgxSs, applied to getting'partly
wet, as by a sprinkling of rain.
oD^toi, be wet as grass, &o. with rain or heavy dew;
as the face with tears.
p, large, broad, capacions; as, »
1^00^1^, capacions ; as a garment.
|i^oi^^ do. as the abdorpen, pussj.
|t, small, feW| little; (an ancient term.)
00^ 1* or oo§Sod§S, (called ooBS, by same,) the
marigold, or mary-bod^ also; 2. plant growing
among rocks resembling sedge; 3. o^oo^Sf a
plant bearing a still closer resemblance to sedge;
growing on the banks of streams; 4. one §6, num.
affix •^ applied to water, 0000^9 one cx>c8^8^9 or
enp of water.
00QS9 same as oo|l|S, 1, 2, 8.
ooajS, one <^^ or cubit; sometimes also nsed as oo<2^,
and 03^^, see co<^.
ooaSi same as oo<g5, — ©gS, and odo|S,; 1. Beveling,
obliqae, having a portion removed from one side;
oSSS^oOi^S, is to have the blade of a cleaver
worn off at the end so as to be rounding; 8^oof|S,
the bair fall off on one part of the head so as to
produce baldness; 2. with ooc^lS, dress tattered,
old, dirty, ready to fall to pieces; 8. with ooajS.
abake, with a jerk, as a garment to dislodge dirt
or any thing upon it.
od^gSf CO. oo^5|Soo^gS, def. 1.
658 ^91^
00^1^ CO. OD^SgS.
oo^t, see 00^100^8.
00^1, — oocgioo^t, ignorant, devoid of jadgraeot; sei
also oo^ioo^t, and ooo^i*
oo^S, CO. oo^S, a8 oa^Soo^^, eame as od^Soc^S.
oo^ao^S, see ooaS, def. 2,
oc^x^t, o(fr. as in ibe condition of a dirtj, Blink-
ing child.
00^1, one iffif or string, as of beads; one of several
con)bined strands.
oo^tdSijS^t in anidon, all of one mind,
oo^iS, same as oc^iS»
oo(giS^S, in a lioiberi pliant manner.
oo^SooiS, do.
oo^n, same as oo^iii CO.co^,; y^oo^iyxoc^, mtn*
Cog. ocgii, — OD^ii.
co^|S, same as TO<g|S,; oo^ioo'^jS, and co^ioogi^, ex-
ceeding the proper bounds, bearing down, o^
overcoming all opposition.
oo<2|5, CO. oo^|5ooy5, (see cc^jS.) I. FIsp, as a bird
its wings; 2. Hirt, shake with a flirting motiooi
twitch, snatch; 3. with oo^i, anger, violent ac-
tions and gestures which accompany rage; 4
w*ind, as oo35ioo<2|iS| a violent gust ; 5. iti eatioj^
as (fiSoo^S, greedily.
Cog. oD<2)|5,— ©(gjS, '-co<ai5, -(g|5,— oDogS,— ©ogS,
oo<g|5ao<ji)5, def. 1, 2, see'Blso o^30^S.
OD^lSoo^i, def. 3.
oo(j|S,— oo;j|SoD^|S, in ridges, «m ^^.
co^^S 659
^9L^' — o^<3|^o^^^> ring-8treaked, having circular
liiiee aronud tho body.
ooc^S, same as ooc^S, which see ; slender, snpple ; whif-
fling, pert, flippant, &o. Cog ooc^S,— •cJjS,— o^JjjS.
^^^0^5, see ooc^S, 1.
",ob5, see ciocJjS, 2.
1- Twitch, pull down with a jferk; 2, co. 00€6^,
which see ; 3. co. oo^5, turn away, as frora conn-
eel, &c. eee also co^ and cognates.
no^i, same as oo^i. Cog. «)^i, o^t, ^i, ^i, cocSi;
ao^c8, ana oo^icScoc^^o^^, sarae co^icS, swelling, di3«'
tended, causing a raised, full surface; also, tho
name of a creeper having tliick, smooth, swollen-
like terminations; 'oo^icS, Purslain, Portulaca
oleracea.'
00^, — oo^^S, and oo^dSS, samo as ooigiS^iS, and
00^1 I. oo^5oo^5,; 2. ^Soo^icS^,; 3. oo^oo^x,; 4. 00
^i^, ; 5. c8^cot8iootoo^ic8, eee 00^1, I, 3, 6,
7, 8,; 9. CO. 00^1, as t^ioc^ioo^i, strangers; 10.
eo. oo^|5, 3. Cog. ODcJji, cocQi, oc6t, o^cSi, cJ^i,
^, oo^u
oo^if , balancing one's self in walking npon a high log,
limb, or the like by a shil'ting motion of the hands
to keep up an equilibrium.
GO^oo^, eee oc^i, 6.
oc^oo^i, eee od^i, 1.
od^M» see oo^» 8* i,.
««0 00^8
oo^cS, out of one'e bead, wandering in mind; $ee
co^i, 8.
00^, CO. oo^Sy (Pgboy) a noviciate in the BaraMD
monasterieB*
ooe^ 1. One e^, or conabination, collection, aseociation;
an affix of number; see Gram. sec. 222, 650, 651.;
ooo^^, affix of number.
ooo^c^^, do.
ooaSf One os, or hand's breadth ; one bandfnl*
ooe^i Cog. ooe^, — •dp, and ooe^, Hhe Hog's plumb,
a tree bearing an astringent frnit.' •
00O1, one ei, a lap or apron full.
oo<^ 1. One f^i one collection, combin.atioD, claee, com-
munity ; an affix of number; 2. same as oo<{,sf.
and co<2i in a crude, irregular, helter-skelter fom
or manner; 3. same as ooQ.
oOf 1. One (|, stem, or bunch as ODo&ooc^f one stem of
plantains; 2* go^oSoo^, a funeral festivity, in
which all the lelatives assemble and with man;
ceremonies dispose of the relics of the dead which
were left of the burning, generally a season oi
drunkeness.
ooo, name of a tree ; see coo^ eo, and ODai, tbornj,
fruit acid.
oo^t, Gog. cohtf — 9^8, and o:>^t, ' generic name for
several plants of the families Asclepiadaceae.' In-
dia rubber vine.
oo^tS, a villous substance covering the seeds of the
d69§tboS Ul
^J^ve fdanl^ reeenUing cotton ; ako the flower
of t^ pUnt.
oo^ooof ty do. (^ the fibers of do.
09^^, Co. oo^^oo^iy (Bur. o§,) hold op, enstain, «e a
weak person in walking to prevent hie failing.
oo&^cS^i CO. mt^fSj^co^^S^, do. as certain birds do
their jonng when they first begin to fly.
tx>8 1* One child, as 0088^, a female who has borne but
•ne child; ooSo^i the father of the one child) 2»
og[k)o8, denotes a large, portly person.
0080^9 def. 1.
0088^, def**l.
oo8t 1« One 8t| or a circumference as large as can be
dasped around by both arms ; 2, one St, ae SooSt,
one fiower; o^iooSt^ one mushroom.
008 ]• CO. ODC1, as oociooS, an oar; 2. CO. 00C0I, as
ooodIqoS, a box, chest ; 3. CO. 000$, ; 4. CO. ooc8.
ccMp 1. CO. a>^oo^1, — oo^od), — €6too^, — ^m^. see
00^9 — i^, — oogpi — 9^f and the corresponding
terms under those roots ; in general, diverging, as
the radii of a circle; 2 co. ooS.
00^1 CO. 00^00^,* — 8bioo||, see od^, — e^, and oo^>
with the corresponding terms; in general, scatter
disperse, be in small fine particles.
€0^, Cog. 00^^,-09^^, and •^^y 1. Fragments* lear-
inge after eating, crumbs, bits; 2. drizzle, as rain ;
3, redliplicated, in a drizzling manner.
oo^<x>^^, def. 3.
oo^^09ft, def, 1.
oo^^oooS, see 0000100^, partially.
6«i o3§p<n§^
ooj, co» oojoobf eame ae ocj, — e^, and acj« dis-
hevelled, H8 liair; longy ^liaggji as hairf beardf
and the like ; cS^^Soo^oo^, with.
oojOToS, {see ooo5,) and,
00^10^, see corresponding terms nnder cr^.
ooj^i, see •g^.
oojjt, K Draw, as throngh a ring, loop, the hand, and
the like ; ^loo^t, fall back, Blip down, sre A\
00 jt, nnder ^J^t,; 2. co. oo^^. Cog. oojt, tj,
Gog^, alohe, and with other roots, is nsed fn the eame
significations as CDg^, and oojjS, eee wgJ5.
t30^, 1. {»>. cog. ; 2. oo^oot, same as ft^aat, and oo^
ODty a malignant exclamation, expressive of J4j|
at an J nn'drortnne which befalU another.
X30O1, 1. Something done with agility, force, or enddcs
effort; applied to running, run with all one'i
might ; 2. Co. ooptaoS, one ot, or dividou, ap-
plied parlicnlHrlj to butcher's meat.
Cog. ocot, oo«», n^ed as def. 1.
oo§, CO. 00^00^, or oo^oo'vp, see oc§, — s^, and 0D§,
particularly the two first; the general inn>ort ii
force, vehemence; do with vehemencr, &c. ©^
oo§, — ooToo^, — ^^§' ^®® corregpondinfT terms
nnder co^, and •§, ; ^loo^, same »6 g6i»^,
oo^oogfl,— 00^005, and oo^a\nod)5, see cx>^.
oo^s, oe>. oo^too^t, one ^t, or dipper fnll.
co^^, same as odSS, in company, collectedly, &c.
^§^ in coiupauiea, assemblages*
998|S8^9 in a collected body, or pile.
XXJ^I. CO. 00^.
£<M^S| one wink, quick as wink.
c;^ I. CO. oo(g^oo<^^i (l^ipO ^^ ^?^> ^ ^^^^ ^^
adzo used in hewing timber; an iii8tranient of
wood U6ed for digging; 2. CO. o^^^> ft kind of
wapp.'
o^f^S, I'glio pronunciation of OD^^S.
icjg, 1. jg» or fikciu; 2. strip; 3. with 9, affixcdi taper
to a loiigi Bpindling point \ 4. with a couplet^ in
a pliant» fle&uoQB manner.
icjjpa^, deC 4.
cjjjj, def. 3.
D^t, CO. oo^QQ<2|?» didlodgcment of parta from the bodj
to which they belonged, as 1. Chipping off with
a cutting instrument ; 2. the eliding down of the
surface of the ground from declivitiea; 3. with
c8i| prefixed, the falling of limbd from treee, or
the like. Cog. o^^i— ODcbt, have a similar signifi-
cation.
i%€Blf1, def. 2.
n^9 1. CO. oo^ooa^lt neg. slow, clumsy in motion*
not nimble; 2. CO. o( coi^^, 1.
jy^ one ^, or opening.
0^9 1. CO. oo^oo<ji|^, game as OD^p, 1. A species qt
ground wai^p, black wiih yellow wings; 2. iS
co^^^ same as OD^^, jump out, as out of a hole;
jalso jump upi as to catch at any thing high.
ooocH^ CO. oooSy as oooSodI^ in weaving wound
for insertion into the woof^ the quill c^^occSodS
664 ooa6a^^i«S
ooa>)| bind aroiiod^ m to prevent the thUg %mi
splitting ; a^toooSa^tooaJ), drawn inte a snMi
intertangled; 2. CO. ecoi, ae c8^eooi(d^o9Qc9«
eat large mouthfule, craon, stnff t^e month; also
CO. 0009.
oooDY 1. One cot» one Rupee, or Tickal; 2, Co.oi oocfii,
3. CO. coojt. • '
oocojS 1. Same as cood^, 1. oDCOp^ and •SD^» the
mustard plant; 2. negative, #0^00^.
oooS I. Same as ooo5,— soft, and ODC&t in general,
wind around; 2. in weaving, the rods aronnd
which threads are entwined, or which*are tnaerted
into the woof; 3. in qnarrelling (with a ooopljitr)
it indicates grappling, engaging ;in elose cootaet.
oooSn^lcxjii def. 2. see cod&, 1.
ooo&ooc^, def. 2.
<oo6o9an, def. 1. 2.; see odo5, d.; o^SoaoSoj^aoafl,
eee ooocO, ; a^toooSa^soooo), see 0090).
oooSooo}^ def. 2, 3. ; same as oocSoooj. #00 noo5, def.
1, 2.; QicSSod 03800 Q&oooji «^ do. 2.
odooodSooojScS^, def. 2. ; see corresponding terra on^er
ooco, !•
o3o5ooSooic8^, def. 2.; see do.
oDcAoo^8fo6i, def. 2.; see do.
<x>di\ def, 2. ; see do.
•OD<AoD^> same as ooaS, def. 2.; {». oooiop^ooo5ocn,
same as eoSoj^ecSobl, ; ooo&o^^ SSodOOt^ — Q^co
oSoo^. — 66ooo5o^^, — oo^oixBioooSo^^, see cor-
responding terms under 000&, 2.
oD^bo^tito^f intertwistedi tangled^ snarled.
<x>yi 665
ooq5o^5o5, def. 2. see correspondiDg term under ooc5, 1.
a3Q58if see cdo^8\.
O905jS 1. ooc&Sa^Sf same as oDoSa^^t tangled, &c* 2.;
CO. c83, as QooS^cSSy a dish.
coolly one ooiy or steak of meat.
oo3Dit9 80 much, as much as, see Gram. sec. 223959|605»
Qoo^tt CO. 0O3jtQO0Di, 1. Loosc fibers, shreds, tatters; 2.
applied to plants, denotes the falling of old leaves.
Cog. coo^ty •a^t, oDO^ii see oso^s, in its significa- •
tions.
O9»$ooc6t, and ODo^jSoDC^t} in an imperfect, awkward,
confused manner , as in attempting a piece of
work which one does not understand.
coogf CO. ooo5.
Qoo^'f CO, ooojoooot, same as Odojs, ^plant of the natur-
al family Compositese.'
0099, CO. obbjooool, same as 0000, — ©00, and cooj, * a
beau of several species of Pbaseolus.'
0030^9 one of any thing flat; see the root used as a
roumeral affix*
ooc6ooc8| same as ec^dcSi regardless of propriety, de*
coram, &c.
s 0096s 1. Neg. CO. oooSooo^t, lean in flesh ; 2. c6ioos6t,
CO. 28iooc6tc8iQOOD8, ruu ofi\ come loose, as thread
wound into a ball or on a iquill; 3. see ooo^^.
'<9a8 !• CO. oodBoocSiy graze so as to remove a portion
of the surface ; illso, same as doSecdi, in a reck-
ieas't careless, hasty inanner; 2. with (S'ltSi, have
I the surface eaten ^into as by fire; 8. one 's8, or
one of any thing long in proportion to its breadth,
666 oocgi^m^
Mee c8, ; 4. with og^cSi coBtinnallj^ •ee Grtm.
sec. 24,308.
a3clB<fiSt8i, def- 3.
ooc8ooc8if def. 1.
oocBogScSy def. 4.
ooc8 ). Once, see c8, tiiw. o^op ? 2. w. of ocoi.
oocScSy oiilj once; *at once/ £0 Grain, eec. 34.
» 090^8, CO. 00QJl5.
000^8, CO. ocqjit, CO. of ooo^ty ;.co. occ^, ; co. oc(§i.
Cognates, cc^s, — eqji, — orq^s, — yt, — ocyf,—
gi, — O0tf)«, OD008, — Jf, 8Jt, «Cd ODOy.
03C9^, CO. 0029^.
mq^t CO, 0009200093, aame as ocaj^^-tojs, — oco^t, the
effect of |^>reB8ure, or crn&hing, ^nbduing influenceJ
from oSi, CO. 0009100091, a little^ dirty, neglectedj
wretched looking child; ^0010^x098,— oS'io6c6^dB^
ooq98ooq9i>— ^6ooc8^ooq^8ooq9it aee under oco^.
aoEc8^^9-^ooq98oo^(), and 000^808, see nnder O0Q&^
oooj^, CO. ojpoocgf). eamo as 0009^, — oo^q^, — ^9^'"
03»^,; 00^0009^081, drizzle as rain.
oooQif one 0^1, or patch of plants, see 991.
ooq9iSoo^S} same as 000918, softt watery, as mud and
other things.
00091100258, do. see occ^i8,«^#35i8, and oc{aji8.
00091^5 CO. ooa9i^ooc)9^. stirred np, agitated by stirriDgl
abont; same noac^i^, — •^91^1 «nd 00091^.
00091800^, do. when a iroth, bubbles, or the like am
produced ; also cpnfnscdly mixed as colors, sped*
led.
ooojji 667
y^f CO. oo&^^ooa^p, 1. Gog. ooq^^^^^^^, and
OOG^^, ; c8ioo^^9 00. c8ioo9p^(Siooa^|S, demol*
ished, reduced, &c. for a fall account 8ee <^9p3, ;
2. CO. coc^*
>%9 ^- oo^ooo^if 1. A mixture of any fiubetanoes
with water; 2. scum, froth, &c. ; 3. »C0. oo^
000^9 one ^, or anna« the 16th part of a rupee
or tickal. See ^^9 and compounds; see also the
Cognates %^, and OD^.
»^t, one ^9f or shower of rain, see ^t.
>^^f one B^^f or pile, as of grass or other things
gathered into small piles.
1^9 CO. ood^tooa^t, Cog. noc^t,^-»c^i, and OD^t.
sickening, loathsome.
1o(^t <^0. coaj[\, a kind of spade.
10^, sloping; cSiooo^, slope as the sides of a roof;
c8toof|S, do.
KK^f 1. CO. coogtooc^, Cog. coo^t; cSio^t, hang-
ing loosely, flapping; 2. one ajf, applied to cer*
tain things, as to looking at a thing once, baiting
a hook once, &c»; S. CO. other roots.
>a^, see ooo^i in its several significations; ODSOOo^^,
be quite prostrated or exhausted.
)0^, !• CO. ooo^tooog^, see ooojji and ooto^, oo^ooo^t,
strip off by turning inside out ; 2. co. ooo^tooo^
rush upon or pounce upon.
>a^i|tc8Sooodi, be contiguous, joining on to each other
as houses, fields, &c. •
>cop9 CO. 000^1000^, also ODc^, a small spade, inser-
ted into the handle ; 2. cSooo^i, insert the above
42 X.
668 toqIooJI
into a haudle ; exaggerate, say something wittji
or IndieroQS.
000^1^1 one o^i^i or dipper* full; one pile.
ooo^|t» not few, many, Gram. sec. 224, 313, 515.
ooogi^ 1. same as odo^^^, the piper betel.
000^1^8, 'ocimom sanctum.'
ooa2||t 3. Gog. coojll'' ^"^ ^^1^9 peel off, skin, flay;
see ooo^|8, 2.; cSiooo^i, co. c8tooa^ic8ioooyi
abraded, exfoliated, skinned; 2. see odo^i^ 1
the inner part of bark, &c«
ooog|, Cog* ooc^, 1, 2, 3. and ODC^i smooth, sleek, nn*
incumbered, disconnected with other things, frei
&c.
Qoa0|0oc8, unincumbered, disconnected, unmarried, free
ooc^, one ci^, one half, division, section.
poc^d^, see ooSood^d^. I
ooc^«, 00* ooc^tooo^, bent or curved backward ; c8$oc
c^t, throw the head back.
000^^, CO. ood^^ooo^^, with great speed; Gog. ood^^,-
•c^^, and ODC^^.
ooc^9 once.
ood||<8, only once, at once.
00 J) 1. Extraordinary, peculiar, special, distinguished
without a competitor, unrivalled, first-rate, &d
o^coiS\t peculiar favori special blessing; disnooa
see 91 ; 2. co. 03C|^, a teacher, or person skilla
in some art or science; 3*. reduplicated, pecolifl
ly, spontaneously^ in a first-rate order or mat
ner, without fault, Gog. coJ^i-— »«{), and coiA,
oo«)oo«^. def. 8. ; ODlooJIoilooJ), do.
00Ol(
oiooS^ M9
ooJIooS, a person skilled in making rhyme, a poet.
OM^ K CO. 0D€^^33(/1 or cx>vn, 2.; 2» with oi, name, notori-
ous for something bad, as oooioott^, co. oooiooci^
ooo3|^ooe>3, ses ooq^, 3. an appellatire to denote
a person of bad or low character, a person of bad
or low eharracter, a person of no reputation, sse
coJi, 2. •
ooM^oi, def« 2. last clause.
lOogS 1. CO. ooqSooo^Ii a blacksmith.
oo(#Sg8, a gold or silversmith ; 2. og^oociS, see no^,; see
also ooS^QOtfS.
^oottt 1. A tree of the mango family, bearing a fruit
much larger than the common mango, horse
mango ; see oo^t,; 2. see rSoowt, gaudama*
ootf^ 1. CO. ooQ^ocSi, same*as 03tf^, alligator, crocodile;
2. o^00(^^, same o^33(i^, species of millet,
C091, applied to persons, same as ooJ), 1,2.; coo, (2o.;
yioowi, a person distinguished for skill, or cor-
rectness; 03800(11, discrimination of mind, sound
judgment ; acute, discerning, see odtoot.
000 1. coo, see oooooSs, examine 2. neg. with ODt unsa-
tisfactory, not according to one's mind ; 8. co. oo8^.
lO^ocoSs, generally, O3ooo8t, question, enquire about.
CO. o^oog^ooQODt, def. 2«; odsooq, or o^jSooooDtcoo, the
mind is not satisfied.^
fOooioooSt, speedily.
0)01, one kind, some kind, of some description; Oram,
sec, 18, S20, 624.
ooeiooS^, something occurring unexpectedly, and sud-
denly.
6Y0 oof
oooioooo^, and cooxmcbh a diBtioct kiod, elaas, or
fipeciee.
ooQiSi, and oo^ooeifit, some kind, eomething of some
description.
oDoioo^ooH, every kind without ezceptioo.
Q0Q1 !• One WI9 or ten bikethas, one tbouBand Bnpect;
2. CO. ooqio5Sq6s, Gog. odwi, and co^n, 2, deoy^
* keep back or hide the truth.
00(11^ t 1. Oog. 09Qi^9 and mQ^% 1. Rankle in tkc
mind as anger, or ill-wiH, be morose; 2. QOQ^\
(lo^ii ^d^notfi^cio^y blunt, partially pointed, obtuM
point.
co^tSf 00(^1% a dam, or dike. j
00^, 1. Cog- •^f — OD^, and no^, rough, shaggy, fiJ
shovelled, &o.; 2. one collection or mass, m
^loof , one collection or mass of people. I
oo^qi, — <j|pOD^cji, 00^8^(^1,00^00^, and, oo<^i, see ui-
• der OD^.
00^^ 1* CO. oog), cousin, connections, relatives; S
creeping and scandent plants; 3. ao^oo^ ^, have 1
cold, or influenza ; some say oo^S, some 000&
and some oo^^, the last is probably the oorred
pronunciation.
oo^S, 1. oo^oo^S, see 00^^ 3. have a cold ; 2. eo. 00^
oocDi. neg. be in a state of discomfort,
oo^^, 1. oo^oo^f, see m^, 3.; 2. oo^^|^, — ??»!?•
— ^^ciD^jS, ((ii^oocDi^, Maul oipODOOi^, Tat.)
short and thick, chubby.
00^, 1. CO. 00^8^, it seems, see 00^, 1.— oof , and fj
do. 2. charm, infuse secret power ooWjj|i d
<X>(
^|5 «7i
charm, incaDtatioD, mantara; see oof, and oo^^;
8. oooSoo^, a pbraee equivalent to preciselyy
exactly c3io5^c8i€6t, exactly.
30^^, CO. oo^Sooolf a smith's anvil.
0^9 really, actually, no sham.
x>^t, K 00. oo^soowty same as 03^1, < horse mango^
Mangifera foetida/ Bur. cogoS, the fruit is small-
ter than that called oowt, though otherwise alike ;
2. Gog. OD^s, measles, rubeola, see coos; 3. S^oo^t,
same as S^03^s, see oo^t. 3.
X>o&i| surprising, wonderful, astonishing.
DoS, neg. of o^.
OoXy Cog. 0301, a family name for several trees of
the 'genus Eugenia.'
ooi8i, Oog. oooi^i, — oooicBifln,— oooi^i^,— OOOlOOlS,
ooQiol, different species or varieties of the above.
0^9 1. In fishing, a pole and string without a hook;
the bait is tied to the end of the string; used
only for a particular kind of fish ; 2. fish with
do. ; 3. CO, to the term for fish-hook.
0^^, GO. coQXt as 000100^^9 some kind, some manner
of thing.
^ibS, a little, a small quantity or degree. Oog. cciS.
t)^88ioD^8, in small degrees, a little at a time, little
by little. ,
^^ 1. 00. oobiooSsf qnicklyi hurriedly; 2. eo. oo^t
coMf a species of adz, with infi:)ected edges.
FnoocbS, indicates that the act is repeated as in
calling, again and again.
9 Oog* oo^^t M<1 ^^^f be afraid, diffidentt reserv*
%1i a)8S
ed, cantioQS, oSoo^^oooDt> do. (Pgho O/y^j.) oSoD
ODS OD^bp^jSy CO. cohf^^coi^^e^^f be Bober, reserv-
ed, diffident, &c.
008, aggregation, aeeetiiblagey tendency to one point or
objccty adi\ conabination, several being united in
doing the same act. See the cognate od8.
coQSy one mother; 1. One kind, as a^ooS^, one kind 0I
paddy; oodSSooS^, one kind of medicine; cx>i
oo8^ooSoo8^, various kinds of medicine; 2. wii
an adjnncti a di recti straight course.
od8S#iS«8, def. 2.
ooS^o^stS, borne by the same mother, used to denote
own brothers and sisters.
008S, 1. Followed by ^8, make the customary offeriDj
to Ceres, after having planted a rice field;
00S0085, CO. oo^5^ooSoo85, the miniature hoi
in which such offerings are placed, reared in tl
middle of the field ; 3. oo85fl, co. orji», whit
see ; 4. see cg^oo8Sy look on as a mere spectatoj
without interfering, see the cognate, 008S.
oo8s| 1. CO. 000008s, Cog. eSs, and (X)8t, see also col
question, examine by asking questions ; 2.
particle, indeed, see Gram, sec. 372, 689; i
@Soo8b, CO* ^^0088^ ^oo^s, an anchor.
008, 1. CO. 0000^, as 0000^008, one sentence, phrase; i
one mouthful ; 3. followed by ooS, tear, rend
the worst kind of leprosy, in which after a littl
while, the affected limbs come off, see 008.
00800S, def. 3.
008^, 1. In traveling, one stage, or stopping place; i
foO'
00^1 * 6T3
in mouDtaiDSi hills, and the like, a jog, or pro-
jection which breaks the continnity of the ascent ;:
3. of time, 008^00^^, a long interval; 4. neg.
ooa5Soo8^9 after a whilci in a short time; 5. co^
QOQ\f which see; 6. 008S8S, co. @@ as @@
008^8^ that which has no foundation in trotb^
Donsenscy talk to no purpose ; cBt^^cBioo8i,
see cSt.
S^ODc^S, def. 3,
ooSS^S, Cog. od85^5, and 0085^5, *^^ oo8S,
OoSt,. CO. of 00^1.
ooS^y 1. Cog. <x>8^, 1. and coS^t as ooodS^od^, not
obtain or SQCceed) be nnsaccessfal;* 2. neg. of 8^^
the root. ooSSco^y do.^ S. with ^^, see co8|S, 2.
repnisively, &c.
coS^^y def. 3. applied to dress^ immodest, repulsive.
ooS^oo^, def. 3. ooSooS^ooSco^, a hindrance, or pre-
ventive to obtaining.
Oq8i, CO. OOOQS.
00^, CO. oo^oocSi, Cog. oo§, and 00^, inconsiderate,,
thoughtless, careless, acting without reflection,
impulse of the moment, have the ideas scattered,
yioo^, a person of the above description: cocBi
00^, speak at random.
Cognates, 00^,— »co§ — ^, — od^, see ^.
(ȤS8S, def. 6.
co^Sf Cog. 03^^, and 00^^, ; oo^^cSi, rain in scatter-
ing drops, sprinkle.
IGoyi, (neg. of ^i,) not of long standing, not well
known; 1. A stranger; 2. streams, as o&oo^i,
874 09^i
prodoced by heavy rains and disappear in dry
weather.
oo^ioo^ii def. 1 : yioo^ic/ioo^i,; do. 9106^(^09^1, do.;
yiogjSyioo^ii cocBioo^, perform the duties of
hospitality to strangers ; oj^^oo^Oj^^bo^i, do, re-
ceive strangers.
00^9 1. cO. 00^, and cx)^, desolate, neglected, raefal
in appearance; 2« with o^t, downcast, rnefnl; 3.
moldy, mildewed, as ^So^too^, def. 2., and o^
0^100^, def. 3. Cognates, 00^^ and od^.
oo§, Cog. o:)§,— 8§, and 03§, see co§,; oo§oo§, slightlji
in a small degree.
002*9 A robber.
009 %ee 008S, one kind, race, species.
002^,1. Astonishing; 2. 00. oq|^oo2^, ^ '^^"^ ^
sword, ScBi.
00^, to. 00^1, 'and 00^.
00^^, 1. See OD^^oo^^, hasty, transient; 2. oo^^d^
CO. oo^^^oo(^Sc8, {%ee 00^^, 2.) a pole used U
lay hold of for support, particularly in treadio^
out paddy.
oo^S, 1. 00. oo^Soo^S, adv. the slow, flexuous motion
of a snake; 2. oo^S^^, hook up a fish withoaf
his swallowing the hook, hook him by the middle,
see 00^8, ; 3. cSioo^S, co. cSioo^^oSioo^Sf hang-
ing over, *as a mat over the sides of a thing oo
which it is spread. .
00^ t, CO. ooo^toogt, robber.
oo^i, eo. oo^i.
m^9 srs
rD^9 CO. 00^5, and od^S*
o^i, CO. 8^00^18^00^1 see 00^1, inconsiderate, reck-
less, self-willedi daring.
oflxS, CO. 00^5.
o^, II «06 ^^' '* Rapidly, pertly, momentarilyi &c.
frequent transitions from one act, &c. to another;
3. with 8t, the pliant, and recent ends of limbs,
8too^, do.
ao^8t, def. 2.
30^00^, def. \. .Often doing or repeating the same act.
ao^oo^^, (sometimes oo^ioc^i, ) Cog. oo^Soo^S,
tossing the head, &c. about one way and the
other, brisk, pert, waggish in manners.
so^boo^S, same as od^Soc^S, see oo^S.
30^S<^9 same as oo^S^S^ see oo^S.
ao^Xf oo^ioo^i, see 00^^00^^, and 'oo^ioo^i.
oo^iSty CO. oo^^ooi^ob^^Si, 000^68 jS, a name given
sometimes to the barking deer.
<30^ioo^S, said to be used for oo^t.
oo^i, Cog. 00^1, 1. CO. 00^100(^1, a probosis; 2. the
.leafless, lateral branches of certain creepers, as
the ratan ; 3. the branches of snch plants, as the
piper betel.
00^ CO. 00^00^1, 1. Same as 00^, upraised as a fallen
tree, supported T)y the branches underneath ; 3.
raise, elevate, as an anioaal its head, or as the
end of a log.
oo^cB^, def. S., c8too^c8^, do.
ooASf adv. animals with elevated head.
676 oooSS
oo^i, 1. Cog. OD^i, and oo^i, ; 2. co. oo^i, eame
ae OD^i, 2. and od^^oo^^, which see.
09^1021, as ojS^oo^ioji, a log lying np from the
ground.
oo^iSi same ae oo^S.
oooo), 1. One ool, or end of betel? co. oodBoooo),
tnrmeric.
ODOoS, €0. oooSSooooS, l.#F]y or flap about, as loose
clothes in walking; 2, co. ooooStocbS, stretching
out over a wide extent, as the limbs and branched
of certain trees; c6iooodS, wide-spreading and
bending towards the ground, as the branches ot
low bushy trees. Cog. ooooS, and odooS.
ooooSoocbS, def. 2.
oocX)5, 1. Same as odcx^S^ 4. in cutting fields, cit
arocind the borders to enlarge them; 2.
CO. ooo^,; 3. CO. ooc8S, as o9cBSooc8S, a snare tor
catching fowls.
oooos, cO. oDoSSoooos, dog. nocxDS, 1. and oDoot, gnesi,
surmise, iuiagine, faticy.
ooootcocSi, speak by guess, without knowing whether
certainly correct or not.
oocx)tcgS, same as ad6os.
oooDtd)i, see coootcbi, guess at tiie right road or direc-
tion in travelling.
oDooi, K In poetry, used for oocoodi, one hundred, Xo
. accommodate the measure; 2. noooi, and ODcx)i)
a tree bearing a very sour fruit.
ooo5S, CO. oooDt, and ooooS.
ooc^^ooooi 677
•
90o5Soo8^, after a longer or shorter period, after a
while, before very long.
ksooSt, CO. cootooo5t.
DDoSif neg. not far.
cod&icoojtf a moderate distance, neither very far or
very near.
ooc^ioooSy and odcBooc^i, one fiber, or thread.
ooooiS, CO. coooi^ooooiS, Cog. cx)cx>iS, 2, and odootS,
ponderonsi impnlsivei ^impetnona, the force or
] in petud acquired by gravity: c8ioocX)iS, weigh
down, &c. 666 oocoiS, 2. heavy, lowering, gloomy ;
iScSiooooiS, have the eyelids weighed down,^a&
with drowsiness.
ooooi^cSjSoooDt, is to throw the weight of one's body
into an act to give it force.
oooDii, neg. wanting, in part or degree, incomplete^
hence co. (BS, as oogSSooodh, there is 'honei and
oj, as ooojoooon, wanting, in clothes, or some-
thing else, not well furnished.
ooo^S, CO. 0902^00^, feel lonely, feel the want of com-
pany ; ODtooo^^i is used actively in speaking of a
strong desire to see a persoui or to enjoy his com-
pany ; gS^ooo^^, 866 a ooo^S, 2.; Qo^coa^fSee do.
Cog. cx)02^, *"^ ooo^^.
ooo^^oyS, lonely, solitary, or gloominess of nund, from
being in a solitary state ; also, regret, on account
of the loss of a thing, feel the loss of any person
or thing. •
ooo^^ooooi, ooooi, ooSooojSooSoooox, same as ooSooojS,
a feeling of regret at the loss of a thing.
'678 ooobS
o^o^S 1. Apprly sadden force to a thing to try its
strength; 2. the sadden dejection of any thiog
from losing the balance of gravitating; seecoa^]
cSiooo^S, applied to the eyelids, great drowsiDeiBi
or the falling of the eyelids in drowsiness. Cog.:
noo^S) and ODc^S.
ooo^if in some caseSy the same as oo^o^ty a deranged,
* anhealthyi morbid state, see coo^x.
ooo^iooqgi, neg. anable, from bodily indisposition.
ooo^ioDC^,- feel indieposed, feel derangement of the sys-
temi oat of order; also insanity, or mental der-
angement ; yiooo^if an insane person.
ooo^ioodBSi feel indisposed, ont of order, nncomfortable.
000^^ CO. 8^ooGO^doo(;oi, neg. same as og^ofdGBjScigioo
(B^f (^aee Qgi,) indefinite, withoat the neceesarj
details to render the thing intelligible.
oocjI^S, one coS, or interval of time; ooooj^S, one sleepi
or sleep an interval, whether long or short ; oSoo
odS, CO. CDOooGgSoooo^, die for a time as in
• asphyxia. Cog. ooogS, — ocoS, cj^f the root.
oooj^toocS^, neg. treat with disrespect, or irreverence.
ooGOi, confused, deranged, ont of order, some morbid
state of the system, or part of it.
QOog'LCXx^, do. also a degree of mental derangement;
S^ooGgiy 00* S^ooGgif^oo^i, have a confased,
morbid sensation in the head,
ooooi, 00. ooo^^, Oognates coooi,^— ODooi.
000019, alone, solitarily, withoat company,
oocb, W cocb.
ooobS, same as oocbS, 1, and 2. long, or tall and slender
ooobt, Cog. oodbt, and ODobs^ game signifieatioDs.
ooobicS^y toss op with a quick motion.
30o5taocBs| see cx)obt.
soobi, one obi, fiber or thong.
wdBS, CO. oocSSoo^t, neg. not scanty, undiminished,
not lessened in qnalitj or quantity.
DOcBSf €0. oocBSodOoSy 1. A snare made with a noose
for catching small animals ; f ^oodBS, do. fastened
to the end of a limb, sapling, or something which
springs ; 8toodB5|Set a hoose or snare; 2. stretch
forth, as the neck ; 3. catch an animal with a
noose; see oocSSi 4. in Karen superstitions,
denotes the securing of the spirit when it h&s
been recalled from Hades.
locBSodooS, def. 1.
xxfiSoQcBS, catch bj the neck with a noose.
DdBScS^oocBS, stretch forth the neck.
X)dB5c8iooooooi| and oodBScSi^ioDOOii def. 4.
xxfii, Oog, oxBi, and ODoSi, see oocSi.
wdB 1. CO. miSoooSi, turmeric ; 2. with 8, slowly, care-
fully, as in handling an article, to pre?ent injury :
see coS.
TddSooocHi def. 1. «
3xS8, def. 2.
oocfiS, 00. coiS^mooS, eulogize; be famed, Ac. see
KX0^, neg. CO. OOG^'*
30c8i| — 00^00(01, one c8i, or dry season.
wogS 1. CO. oDe, as oD8a>cgS, canted or inclined to
680 oxfIA
one eide^ not straight op; 9« ooo^^'as cSiooo^
c8icx>ogS, capsize.
OOCgl, 00. OOi^l.
OOCO^f CO. OOi^l*
ODcbl) <^* 00<^lOX|gl, or OOGglOOi^l, 966 OOi^i; 1.
Limbs of treesi the extremities) parts far from the
' the stem ; 2. affix, talk, wide of the troth ; cdcBi
• 00(^1, say more than is traOf make a great mat-
ter oat of a little, exaggerate ; 3. bSo9<^t, co. ^\
ooo5f Me obt, def ^2. fig. same as oocBioo«^: C3^
00(^1, exaggerate.
oDCpl. Conical excrescences that grow from the root
of trees in ground that is overflowed with salt
water, see oDCp, def. 7. mangrove; 2. used adj
jectively in qualifying the names of things whici
belong to such locations ; ^oocp, a species of Hij
biscus growing in such ground ; s^^oocp, spedJ
of crab, oo^oocp, species of Lacerta, peculiar ti
such locations; o^^oo^t co* o5^0DCpo^^Qo8| |
species of tree from the roots of which the abov
excrescences spring, and which give the name't
the locations where they grow ; 3. same as CD
def* !• open, diverge from a centert as a fi
radii of circle and the like ; 4. (Bur. ooc|pt,) la
rule of action, &c. d^icgic^oocpf preach, tead
the principles of morality : 5. co. oo^.
<nc[lo5gl, a 00^, jungle, def. 1.
oDCpifl, 00. a>€pSSoocpol, def. 3.; oocpol,— #^91, ad
^^ cr)@l9), devergingly as radii. |
00^
4^ 681
30CpQ)| — oocpoo^, — oocpooS, 866 correspondiDg terms
under cocp and ecp.
DooA 1. Be in the waj} obstrnction, obetrnct; 2. see ^f
wide spreading, as the branches of a tree, &e.:
cSiooc^^, large, spreading, or broad at the base,
as a pagoda; 3. branching, as the crotch of a
tree, OD^ooc^^ a crotch of a limb, or tree ; 5. gee
oo^^,def. 5. Cognates, @S,— oocjS,— ©cjS,— @S,—
poc|S, CO. ooc^Soo^S, 1. see 03C|6, ec^S, and gS, a gum-
bier; 2. see ^C|6,- — ODC^S, and ooc[S, hell; 3. co.
I oo^S, and oo^S, also co. oo^S.
|Cr>C|t 1. Same as ^t, and coe^^ def. 6. a kind of trap
resembling a figure, 4; 2. shout, as persons en-
gaged in heavy work in order to secure simultane-
ous effort ; @t, do.', 3. across, athwart, &c. oo.
00^1, around, as obioo^s, go round, s^^oo^ta^^
ooQt, look all around, and all over a thing; see
def. 1, 2, 3, of ODC^t,; 4. ooc^i^t, 'species of Di-
ospyrus, growing on tide waters.'
030^ !• ooc^^oS, sometimes used as oocpd), see also def.
1. of coe^ ; 2. same as od€^^, teacher.
oofi^i, CO. oong^ooc[i, or noog^ooc|i, a kind of coarse
basket used to put dishes in.
Qo4|, CO. 00^00^1 a creeping plant, growing in locations
connected with tide waters, the succulent parts
eaten by Karens.
00^^, 00. oo^^ooGiSy 1. Same as od^S,— e^S, def. 2. and
oo^^, the common .large jar;. 2. co. oo^i, as oc^oo
^^Q^oo^i, see 00^1 ; 3. CO, oo^S, as dSoo^^cSoo^S,
08S oo^toooot
the fallen chin and vacant stare of a pereon *08l
of hie wiiB,'; 4. ogcoij^f CO. o^mi^Soqcocpf and a5i
0^00^^, the race of demons which live under and
sustain the earth; 5, 8ee %i^f def* 3. and co^,
def. 2.
<30^S 1. With c8^, stick np, as in cracks or interstieei
(see o3^t|) 2. cSico^St Co. c8ioo^Sc8iooc^S, fill
- into a crack or intersticCi c8i^6, do. ; 3. tha
horse of Hades, inade of bamboo, used in foneral
ceremonies.
oo^ti CO. oo^8ooc|t, 1. Oog. oo^t, def. 2. and e^t, ti
aronnd, revolve, whirl abont; followed by
{£[>.; 0^09. around, round about; cg^oo^, 1(
aronnd: cgioo^s, encirclci put around, as a baii(
hoop, <fec, bloods, CO. bioo^ibiooSi, going aroni
the relics of the dead in funeral ceremonies:
CO. oo^too^s, rove about ; 4. affix, otoo^i,
^tooiiotoo^s, aronnd a field, 5. cotoo^s, coin-
passes; 6. affix, f^oo^t, and f^V^*' (^^ ^'^^^i
low in stature, short and thick % 1. see oo^S, defj
!•; 8. CO. oo^tooc)8, the large, cotton treoj ''Bout
bax malabaricum,"; 9. od^ ^oo^s, levigated, dee co
^S, def. 2. reduce to powder.
oo^tooSi, def. 1» 2, 3, and 4.
oo&sooQS» same as oo^t, in all the definitions.
00^100^8, def. 3.
oo^scS^, def. 7.: move around upward.
00^898, def. 1. see def. 6. of qo^8, a round tuft.
oo^tS, blossoms of the large,' cotton tree.
00^800038, turn one's self around, revolve.
oo<|)<^ 683
^«d3f8\, def. 3.
^^f same as ooc^i, found only as an adverb, examples:
aioif ODS|i| def. 8. snrroand and cover.
;|ioo^^, loose, unarranged state^ Oog. coc^i, and oc^i.
ai^, neg. insufficienti Co. not eqnal to the occasion.
;^i^ododS| open, disclosed, looseness.
Q^Sf abraptlj,. eagerly, without any hesitation.
6|1^, same as @i^i and gi^; oi^ooc|«oi^ooc|ip, adv.
a person with a long dress^ which obstructs his or
her movements; ooifSi^, do.: c8ioi^ooc|i^i— c8i
ooi^gi^i and c8ioi^^i^, descend low, as long
garments around the feet.
E|ii 1. Broad at the base^ or enlaj^ging downward:
c8ipoc|ixd| do. pussy persons, particularly when
the chest and head are small in proportion to the
abdomen: c8iooc|ii0Di, and c8iooc^iiooiooc|iiooi,
the wings of a bird or fowU which hang down ;
2. Oog. oooc|iif or oj^iif praise, eulogize.
C[nooioociiiooif hanging down, as the wings of fowls*
g 1. Same as oo^, rough, serratedf dishevelled, &c,
8Soo^, have the hair loose and dishevelled ; 2.
ronghf savage in temper and manners, as a person
in a burst of passion ; 8. followed by oooo5| clear,
distinct, as a spot on which rays of light are re-
flected as by a mirror, or as an objeot seen through
a magnifying lens. Cog. oo^, @, gi g.
jcoooS, as .<^oo^cJocoS, — ooSioo^oocdS, def. 3.
|oo^ def. 1, 2. see oo^co^.
|ox|tt def. 2. see oo|, def. 2.
Wn def. 1. see def. 1. oo^.
4S K.
oo9|^) — os^^ooooS, cheari free from obetractioDB, opeo,
as a streaiDi ravinei &c.
oo^^<p^^9 same as ^^^^9 <3t(fi?. heavy, jarring soQodsi
oo<g5, — cx>oo^5i^«, — cSicooo^S, see oo^S, soft, flexiblci
as from being in a cool, moist state,
oo^tf — oo^tcx)Go5, and oDOd^tcocoS, or oo^s, indiciK
• suddenness, and abruptness, as a * sadden wakiD^
out of sleep, a sudden start or fright.
00^1 1. Shake, cause to move forcibly backward an(
forward; 2. shake with a flirting motion^ as witl
the hand or foot to dislodge any thing adherioi
to it; opoo^iy see op,; 3. with ooooS, a large, han^
some girl| ti lass : oeo9HcD^oo8iGo|Soo^icn(X>S, i
with a CO, in a flurried, blustering mantieri i
the acts of a person in a passion; 5. oc^oo^i, — ^
oo^^o^oo^i, idly, neglectful of dress and persei
Cognates, od^i, — Qi, — OD^i.
oo^ioocoS, def, 3.
.oo^iogS, def. 2.
00^100^5, def. 4.
oo<gic8i, def. 1.
00^, Same as oo^, def. 3. bring a person into disgrace
make one ashamed, as by improper talk, or ai
becoming conduct.
00^8^00^0^, bring disgrace on one's parents by impn
per conduct. ,
00^^ l.(with^% back,) bevel, slant down evenly, astt
blade of a cleaver, the sides of a mountain, dbc; cS
00%^^^, dd.\ 2« cd^aD|^S| a plant, (also called oo^
growing in low ground^ generally near streams
oag^^^ ' 685
't^^^* def. l.:.o:>|^^^, <f<>.: (S^oo^^^S the snccQlent
stems and leaves of the plant, def. 2.
>^S 1. CO. oo^Sooc^S, rabi for the purpose of cleaning,
sernbi sooar, see oo&^oo^S; 3. brash, pass close
along side, or graze the side of a thing in passing
it; oo^oo^S, graze along the side; ooo6i8|oo^5y
the wind dkims along the snrface ; 3. be contin-
uous, or with only short interruptions; oo^|ioo^S',
rain incessantly ; 4. <^^oo^S, look along the edge
or surface of a thing to see if it is straight, or
level Cog. 00^5, oooo^S,. QS, Q5,
i%5ooc)S| def. 1.
«^5woat, rub one's self, as an animA to scratch itself*
^^SaioocbS, def. 3. from time to time, frequently.
^1, cog. OD^», @«, 8.1,. @t, o^t, ^», oD^t, @», energy;
1. The Chinese, so called on account of their energe-
tic habits ; 2. ojtoo^t, CO. cjto^^to^toocit, evil de-
mons which make people ill ; 3. see oo^s,.def. 2.
1^, Cog. <^^i-— 9^, f^i^d oDCj^: 1. Bare, destitute of
the usual covering, see oog^, def. 2.; oo^co^,
a leafless tree; 2. a Saurian reptile; 3. name of
a plant found by streams and in moist ground, the
sacculent parts eaten by the natives ; 4. a writer.
Cognates, see co^,-.@,— ©a^,_g, — ga:>^,
^ood^y def. 3.
^oo£t^ def. 2..
g^oocjS, def. 1.
g^j, def. 1.
^^, see oo^S, def. 2. the succulent parts of the
plant, def. 3*
68« oo^ooooS
Cognates, see ODa?»~@?»""@?» — ©?•
ooj[i, same as 0DC|^ii 1. A margin, edge, border; 2. mofi
along the margin, edge or border of a thing ; S
the verge of life ; c8iooc|^i, or oeS^dlcSioo^i, ^d
vance to the close of lite,
oocj^ioo, CO. oo^io6ooc|^i^, go along the margin of i
stream.
m\ 1. Cog. 00^; 2. oo^oodt, sometimes o9^o9qoi
same as od^ojot, ghosts and demons which, caoa
sicknessi see Die. p. 210.
oo^S,-^oo^SobS, see ooSj^Sc^S, neat, becoming, Ac
oo^S 1. adv. Suddenness, or abruptness in an aclioD|
obioo^S, pierce suddenly, as a sliTcr ; 2. Mf o^
\S^c8, Cognates, see oo^S.
oo^SbtcS, see @SbtcS, gilding the tops of pagodas, Aei
oD\Sa>^S, def. 1.. i
00^8 1« With oo^s, ach. hastily^ energetically, abrupvl
ly ; 2. Co. m^tf dishevelled, sticking out in al
directions; 8* reduplicated, frequently, again a u
again. Cog. eee oo<^t«
oo>\ioo^8, def. 1.
co^t^too^t^s, def. 8.
co\\ 1. The leaf of a door; 2. Cog. t^i, oa\\t h:>\x.
00^ 1. 00^00^, see coS^ def. 2. a gully, trench, ddl
&Q.] 2. adv. still, quiet, motionless, see del IJ
8. followed by 8, barren spots, whera v^getaftki
will not grow, or only in a stunted manner; il
cx>8, do. Cog. see co^.
>^coodS, def. 2.
oD^f • 687
»^§, def. 3.
)^^9 see oo^^i aDd od^S.
>^^c8^, large, Coarsei ae thread: oo^^cB^, do.
)^S» see CD^S, 1. co. oo^S8i8i, azayat; 2. with cBS,
disgastiDgi repalsive, prominent, raw, open, as
8Q(es; 3. with 8«, obstinate, contrary, perverse;
also, in earnest, in spite of obstacles, &c., see def;
8; 4. projecting: ^oo^S, projecting teeth; with
00^1, tending to collide, strike against things ; 5.
in a panching, thrusting, delving manner; obtoo
^S, CO. obtoo^SobtoociS, delve, into the ground, or
into a tree; 6. peck, as a bird with the bill, .ply, prod
a thing,, as with the end of a pike or other instru-
ment ; thrust, push at with the end of a rod, and
the like ; cS^oo^S^S, the bird pecks with its bill ;
7. ^o^^S, a pike, or other instrument; 8. per-
, severingly, pertinaciously ; 9. floo^S, imitate, pat-
tern after, as in learning to do any kind of busi-
ness: 10. ^Soo^S, 00. ^Soo^S^Sooc|S, bungling,
clumsy, unworkman-like ; 11. cSt^^oo^S^, assem-
ble for consultation, or discussion; 12. cSsoo^S,
eo. c8^oo(]8^, a tiger; 13. oo. of other roots, as
co^x and €o\S. Cog, 03^S, 8^5, o:>^5,
»^58i8i, def. I.
o^Spo^i, def* 4.
id^ScSS, def. 2.
iD^SSt, def. 3.
o^te^5o9p, def. 8.
ofii 1. Stick o«t, project in various direetiont^ at limbs,
•DftgSi long, rdttgfa hair or feathers, dtshevelled;
688 • m^^
KA^coSjf^St squirrels which have tails with loDg
rough hair ; 2. a sheath, as of a knife or sword
f800^s» sheath of a sword; 3. ses oo^oo^i, an(
oo^too^t, ; 4. CO. of ^S, as ^^00^89 be ineaoe.
Cognates, 00^8, @8, do.
CX>^8C8^, CO. 00^8c8^00^8cS^, dof. 1.
oo^8S8| adv. def. 1. also obstructively.-
oo^loobi and oo^tttobt adv. def. 1. said of auimab
which when angry, erect the hair or bristles c
the back or neck*
00^ 1. Same as @, prevent, hinder; c8^od^c5So5, b
prevented from proceeding by having a bird <
evil omen cross the path; 2. co. co%$i 3.^ witi
ooo), treat with rudeness, impudence, or din^
spect ; 4. co. or with oc8^i a catalogue, regista
and the like; 5. with q^i, hard, tough; 6. 8{»
^, same as 8^803^, a tree of* the ^genus Oor^
Gram. sec. 335 ; 7. dB^oo^. co. dB^odScB^od^, i
bird mentioned in Karen story, 8. boo^, a doo^
way, window, and like openings.
Cog. 00^, @, 03^, @, @, oo@, e^;, g.
oo^o&S, prevent worms eating boards.
oo^coS, stop, prevent, not suffer to advance, e
proceed. oo^oSS, do.
008000), def. 3. despise, treat with great indignity.
OD^bf, said to denote the same as cgicSioo.
ooSocd^, def. 4. oo^ttf I, def. 5.
OD^S, See @S, and od^S, def. 4,. 5, 7, 8, 9. 1. Opeei
widof sufficiently large or capacious ; 2* a spacit
of viol or harp ; 3. an anchor ; 4. see Qo^i def. I
00
^1 , 689
a species of yellow bird 5 5. with oocj^S, and re-
dnplicatedi see oo^^, def. 4. adv, imitative of
aonnd; 6. ^S^oq^^nos^, a phrase denoting
enough for one's self; Y. dStoo^^OD, a kind of
treoi see 09^^, def. 8. Cog. see under oo^^.
iS^m^t, def. 3.
>^Soo^^ooc|^ooc|^, def. 5.
>qSoS,def.l. large; fj^OD^SoS, co. ^od^W^^od^S
o^f a large kind of cross-bow, see ^co^oS.
>^^d8f a kind of plant, see oo^^i.def. 9.
>^S 1. adv. abropty gottoral sounds, see co^S, 1, 2.%
oooo^Sooooc|S| do,\ 2. (fioo^S, co. (Bcoi^SooS^j
see coij^y def. 3.
^^Soo^S, and oo^Sooc|S, def. 1.
3^, 1. With 08^, lay up over a fire to dry, as wood;
2. floo^^, 00. cdSc^t, have the throat and nose
congested, as with a cold; 3. ^00^^, eo. fl8^, a*
species of witch or hobgoblin, said to have the
eyeballs reversed so as to show only the white;
4. CO. ooc|i, Cog. cr>m^f and ^^.
D^^eOy CO. oo^jScSp.
9^g8^9 CO. oo^pcS^oo^^to, def. 1.
D^i 1« See 00^1, Cog. oo^i, ^i,-— •^i,— |§i, and oo^i ;
2. a deep pass with abrupt and equal sides.
d^ioooiif the space of level, or comparatively level
ground in a pass between mountains.
^%j ^' <^%^^f windlass, capstan, see also 00^.
^^ !• One ^f or community, the people under one
chief, or of one parish ; the precincts of do. \ 2 •
690 • ooooS
. • •
^Soo^^, and fSoo^^i a scandent plant, havbg
very tough bark.
00^1, one ^i, or vise, applied to monej, ten Yapeee.
ooco) 1. A grizzly, or somber demon, the god of cold
^ODoo), do.); 2. or oocolooS, a chest, box, coffii
and the like; 3. co. oocSt: also co. ooo}, def. 1
also €0. ooc8 ; 4. one co), or month. Cog. coco
— coco).*
ooodIooS, def. 2.
oogdIoScSi, and ooocnoScSit the demon paws or rak
down the cold, a phrase which denotes the son
her appearance produced in vegetation, and tl
atmosphere by cold.
oooD^ 1. The goddess of fortune, who dwells on t|
mountain of bliss, and spends her whole time i
blessing and cursing, every utterance of which |
fulfilled ; 2. alone, or with oj^, or (dS, as ooot
oeooco^, or oecdSoooooo^, favor, blessing, pros
advantage,
oooD^dB^cSi, see dB^, def. 1. The cries of monkey
and the cause of their cries. Those coDtignoos I
the 'dwelling of the goddess, hear her impreoatioi
and set up a yell| others, more distant, beario|
do the same, and so it passes from one to anotlu
through the precincts of the world.
ooodS 1« 00. oocX)Soo8, (see oocoS, def. 6.) trap used i
catching fish, constructed to admit of ingress, bv
not of egress ; fibOTOdSy the above wUh a sprioj
the trap is drawn out onto the land ; QioDOof
set the above trap without the spring, placin
oDCo^dB^ ^ 691
it in the water with a bait; 2. co. oooSSf and
oocSS. Cog. see ooco5.
oooDty with other roots, 1. With oos, it indicates some-
thing superior, or extraordinary; 2.. with 8q),
distinguished intellect, skill, discretion, <&c. with
ob»t, distinguished fidelity, integrity ; 3. with 3a,
a book of divination, obsoooosSs, consult the book,
see obtoiS, ; 4, with ^8, the parties in a wedding;
5. with 0018, a plant of the 'Labiaee, or mint
tribe'; 6. tDoocoa, distinguished teacher, cog ooo58,
ooc^a. •
Qooosoocb^, neg. def. 1. not distinguished, be nothing
extraordinary.
oocD8o3tf def. 1.
QOCDsSSgly see ooco8^8, the birdegroom.
oocx)88Sf^, see O9008^8| the bride.
ooooaS^, def. 2. considered as peculiarly proper for
young men '; while truth and intergrity are con-
sidered most becoming in young ladies, hence the
phrases, 8^8fPoocx)8ob»8, and o^8^oooo8Sg1, mo-
ther's daughter, distinguished for fidelity ; fa-
ther's son, distinguished for intellect.
oooDtSs, def. J3.
0D008^8» def. 4.: oooosSS^, a bridegroom ; oood88S({^,
a bride.
oDODtxit, def. 6.
oKDtob^i, def. 2.; 8^8^oocx)iobMi, See ooooaSg^,
ooeD^f the same as o^co^, cog. pdco^, 9ee under oooo^.
oooo^ooS, spread out, spread flat, as a mat, iStc.
oMO^^^, ^100 mooi^, def. 1. open, expand, &c. '
«»S a>o6S 1
oooD^o^i flaring at the top, oooo^od^, moderate, not
extreme.
oocD^cSi, See cocop^ def« 2.
ooc6^c0^i See coco^f def. 5. c^oooo^, open a mtt,
clothes, dkCf rolled ap or folded,
cStoocx)^, opeD| spread opeui as a book, a boat in
making, &c,
ooooii €0. of ,ooc8i,
ooo6, !• CO* 0006008) same as 0Dc6, a ferrule, or band,
to prevent splitting ; 2 with oocb^i large, broad,
as an area : sSe ctjc&f def. 3 ; 3. with oodb,* 9ee.
ooo5, def« 6. stick or tarn ap, as the leaves of
thatch; open so as to disclose the internal parte;
4. with c8S, eee ooo5| def. 2. overlap each other,
5. obsoooi 00. bSooc^i exaggerate^ talk wide of
the trath ; 6. c8iooo5y CO. cSiooo^i^i see coocgi^
def. 5 ; 7. with ooc^l, see cooS, def. 7. nncere-
monioaslj, in a hastj manneri &c.
Cognates, cocS, o^, f), ^ 4l« ^^*
ooo5oo8, def. 1.
ooo660ob| def. 3.
ooo5oo&^ def. 2.
ooo5ooc^, def. 7.
oog5c8^9 obstinatOi reckless, disobedienti
ooofioeoot, def. 4.
ooo5^y CO. ooc8i| as c§iooc6^rgiooc8iy see c§i| part -ot t
circle : eo. 00001, as coioood^ngioooDi^ co. €O0ji,
2. Cog. ODOSS, (^S, ^, ODOftS.
oogSS, 1. Move out of place, turn aside : g8iooc5S, Co.
c8io9o5Sc8iooogi, -c8iooo5Sc8iooqdS« *8^ooc65,
ooo6i «»8
c8^ooo5S, CO. c8^ooc5Sc8SooodS,— 0^001 ^oocoS, see
030689 def. !• ; g8iooo6S, eo. c8iooo55c8iooo^, 00^
a)c8ioo8^c8iooo5S, make a slip in speech, a lap-
• SQS liDgusa ; ooc6S, move, change place a little ;
3 allarcy persaade^ tempt| 3, i^oooSSy squeeze onty
force oat of place by squeezing ; 4. with ooob^i
or 009^, glance o£F| slide over, 5. fig, tee C006S9
5« easily allured or persuaded} readily influenced
by motives ; 9. reduplicated, procrastination, put-
ting off from time to time..
Cognates, odo5S, n^, oc65/^5, a3o5S,
ooo66cgS, see cooSS, def. 1.
Qoo5Soocgt, CO. c8iQ9o5Sc8ioacgt.
ooo5S<o<6i, same as ooo5Sooc6^.
oooSSoocoSy CO. c8tooo5Sc8ioocoS, def. 1.
ooc6Soooj^S| see oocfiS, def. 5.
ooc5Sooo5S, change places, by little and little, by
degrees.
oxdSooob^, def. 4.
0006S000S, def. 4. »ee coo^S, def. 4,
a>o$Sc8d3t, see 0006S, def. 3.
o9o5Sc8SoooDt, see coc65, def. 3.
o9c6S8iooo6S8i, def. 6.
ooc68, the same as oooil, 1. Betract as a membrane or
external covering; also, excoriate, abrade;* c&i
ooc&t, CO. c8iooo5tc8iooc8,— c8iooc5tc8ioooot, fig.
OMoc6i, —110005100058, see ooo5t, def. 1.; 8. make
ridiculous and indecent gestureSf as drawing back
the lips from the teeth, the lids from over the
eyes, fte«, use grimace, grin, behave rudely ; 3.
694 ooooiS
look abdat slyly and sospicioaBly, as a person in
mischief; 4. vivacious, sportive, full of hilarity ;*
5. with ogs, distorted, out of shape* Cog. cooSt,
^»» t*' ^'' V^ ^*' ^^*' ^^*-
oooStcodSf def. 3. see odoSi, def. 3. ♦
ooo5toon§8, def. 5.
ooo588| def. 2. see coofis, def. 2.
oooitooS^, CO. ooo5tooS^, ooo5tc8cgl, def. d. see coo^
qoo5«ooc8, see ooo5i, def. 3.; c8iooo5tc8iaoooi, def. 1.
ooofisooo^s, def. 4. see cocit, def. 4.
ooo5iooc8, def. 1. *
ooo5^ooo3i^, see odo5^, def. 2. rock, pitch, &c.
Cog. oDoSp, f)^, (^, OD^I?, ^, ^, oj^, ooo5^.
aoo5i, leech, see ooo5i, 9, and \0. ooo5i, is most common.
oocoi, 1. Cog. 0DC01, 4. past, gone by, or beyond; ex-
ceeded proper bounds, transgress; 2. CO. ooooi
00^1, neg. see 09i, not enough, insufficient, not
full, incomplete, cS^oocoi, not have enough to |
eat; 3. ogiooooi, CO. qgiooo5^cgi ooooi, see ogit ;
4. see 0D0D1, a cup, bowl generally of brass; 5.
see oDODi, 3. a large kind of basket; ooioocDi.
The following are .examples of ooooi, def. !• ooo^^
oooOi, err in words, break one's wofd ; qocBiooooi
coSfdO,^ 4.; i^ooooi, jump paat, or beyond.
0000100^1, def. 2. see oo^i.
ooGOidS^, CO. ooo3iid^oocoiifi, def. 2. not have enongfa
to eat.
oooDi^, 1. With ^i^^t, cymbals; 9. vilh ooi, a race
of men in Cambodia, described aa being very
lai^ and dwelling in caves; 8. with oemSS, slide
ODOjSSS 695
or move oat of place; 4. eiSooooi^, (see siSi)
a long distance.
jocoi^^i^^t, def. 1.
xxxn^ooofiSi def. .3.
)0ooi^ooi| def. 2.
7300it|— o^tooooity same as coooUf def. 2.; oisoDcoit, do,]
ooitoooDii^ see ooit«
30001^} 1* Same as odcoi^y 1. and oocoi^, a pit^ for
catching animals, tbeives» cfec; 2. ronndishi chub-
by ; oi^oooDi^, and (jji^oooDi^, do.\ 3, see ooi^o>
ODip. Oog. 00001^, OJJIp, <glp, (jjl^, OCJip^, ODOOI^.
oocoi^i^i def. 2. see ooo3i^ooi^.
ooooiiy 1. CO. oocoiicSi, properly Taleing, the Talcing
racey bat in Tavoy it is often used for either Ta-
leings or BarmanSi the CO. includes both ; 2. ogix
oocsDiif same as cgiodoon. C<^. oocoii, co<fp\, mx,
ooc^i 1. ^^0002* same as oiooog, see .oooj^i 1. distended^
bloated; odioi^^ooogi have the bowels do. 2. c8
ooogi ees cooq, def. 3. a species of palm.
oooj^i same as coo^f and o^o^% see ooog^i ; examples
f^ooojli, things extended in length, tapering, bev-
eling; cSiooo^^i with converging sides as a conei
pyramid, or the sides of a moantain ridge.
coo^^c&i some say ooo^SdBtt projeeting, as the ends
of a floort in a native house, beyond the walls.
oxi^^dSy eo. 0002^001^0002^88, also ooc^SSS, reverting
of the balls of the eyes so that the papil shall be
tamed inward^ done in acts of joggling. Ooff.
see Q0€2^«
696
OOOJl
ooogSj 1. cSiooc^S, — oDiooo^S, — ooSooojSoSx, and om
oooSSoooj^Sy see ooo^Sy ; 2. oao^ScSty and ooogS
86, see cooj^f ; 3. with ^, inolining to fall« a
position exposed to fall, insecare ; 4. neg. be of
DO use ; oo^ox^Sood^t, a thing of no use, a mat-*
ter of no importance. Cognates, see ooo^S.
ooojSoooQi, def. 4,
ooojSooS, def. 4.
ooc^ScSt, def. 2. •
ooc^5§S, def- 3. .
oocoSSSy def. 2. ; a magician, S. Index.
oocoSy QO. ooc^iooofy 1. Same as ooo^iy def. 1. ; 081
ooc^t, CO. cSiooc^tcSiooo}, a sadden change of
position, slipping or sliding down, or back, start
out of place from not being well secured; <fcc.;
2. stagger, reel as under the weight of a heavj
load ; ODtooc^ty dizzj as a person looking down
from a great height; 3. brisk, sprightljy vivacionf
&c., see oDo^r, def. 1.; ^tooo^^ ^^* ^ooo^sot
oocot, adv* brislj, vigorously; short, fat, jollj
looking fellow ; 4. Siooc^t, climbing, hitch bj
hitch with agility ; Cog. see oooj^t, and ooo&t.
ooo^tooof 9 def. 1, 2.
o3CoS, Same as ODOj^t 1. pitch or slide a thing end
foremost down a declivity ; cSioooj^, do. when
accidental; 2. ^^ooo^^, adv. a large animal pot-
gutted, or big Witt young.
oocf^cBi, def. 1.
<x>coi, 1. Immediately, suddenly speedily, swiftly ; 2. see
ojoooji, also, CO. oj^oooSSojoooji, short, thick.
00
cqp m
and full ; 3. o^liooo^^i CO. cqiiooc^io^ioacSi,
ise ^|if Cognates, cf^}}, — oooji.
0002108^9 be qaiek tempered^ be easily provoked, fall
at once angry.
000^9 see cocq, 2, 5, 8, 9. a post with the figure of a
bird on the top, an insignia of youth, set up dur-
ing the funeral ceremonies of young unmarried
persons ^ 2. of a slender form Ac; 3. young per-
sons as they approach the age of puberty ; 4. incl^-
. fatigably ; 5. jump far^ as with the aid of a pole;
6. a tree producing a yellow gum, '"Garcinia cam-
bogia''; 7. the wood-pecker, the mal^ has a red
head ; 8. another spelling for the tree def. 6.
^000^1 def. 6.; cSiooop, def. 6,; cS^ooo}, def. 7.
and 8.; ooo^tooo^, see ooo^a,; o^ooof, see 09.
Cognates, 0005, odo?, 055, j|, jg, jjj, ag|, cx>cxg.
00098O9 def. 2. tall, slender.
ooc^oocg^) def. 4. *
0009000$), def. 1.
coofSj def. 3.
0009^ 1. Change often, as monkeys from tree to tree;
as a person from subject to subject in talking; 2.
put off or postpone from time to time ; 3. affix.
repeatedly, incessantly; 4. courageously, boldly;
5. affix, successively, from one to another; 6.
tensely; 7. one of the moveable rods in weaving.
Cognates, see under cocq^^
oooQ^cS^i def. 1. applied to talking.
0009^00026, 'def. 2.
oxq^f 1. Roll or tumble over and over ; roll from side to
698 oocb
Bide, as a person on bis bed wben restless; 2. in
grinding a tooli tnrn it from side to side; 3. one
stripi splint, sbred, as of wood, clotb, &c. 4. with
a €0, Jig, in a bereaved, widowed state,
cdiooo}^, CO. cSioooj^ODSo^t, def 1. roll as down
a declivity. Cognates, odo^^^ cjj^, qg^, coo^^.
ODOj^nosoji, def. 1.
ooofScbS, in grinding a cleaver^ def. 2.
oq,of^oos) def. 3. def. 4.; oo^ooo;^, see oo^, def. 2.
ooofpcSi, def. !• .
000919 something attenuated and intermediate, eerving
merely as a connection between one thing and
another; 1. Oo from one spot to another to find
ground fit for a rice field ; 2, affix, from one to
another, or one after another, as a person who
leaves one for another in love matters; 3. Boaall
waisted, or small in one part and large on eiifaer
side ; 4. a steam, as of frnit ; 6. a neck, as of the
scrotnm ; 6. a swing cradle, the hollow slab to
which the ropes are attached ; the new mooD,
crescent^shaped, suggesting to a Earen mind the
idea of a cradle in the sky ; 7. name of a month
in the year, answering in part to January, be-
cause that is the season for looking, out new spots
for rice fields 4 8. neg. not: terminated or ended.
Oognatesi 00091, ocQi, oDo^i, qgt^ fgt,
odO^toocB, as db^ooo^td^^iodcB, def* 2.
coo^iopS, CO. ooof lO^^o^cBi, def. 8.
ooofi^ooc^ioSp, def. 1. last clause.
mobfSee coo^ .def 2. uncover a tbiagi lift tbe oofer^
osob'i 699
!• Displaoedi as the bamboos in a floor; or the
thatch on a roof; 2, Btripi or tnrn up as the
clothes; 3. clear op, break awaj, as clonds; 4.
the countenance brighti cheerful, free from scowls
and other indications of discomfort*
Cognates, see cocb, and o6, the root.
>c6ooc8, def. 3, 4.
3d6c8^d, def. 2. uncover the posteriors.
^obS, see coob^f 1. Make a broad, clean area, as for
threshing paddy; also, the area itself; 2. come
out, come abroad, as a misdemeanor which the
guilty person trips to hide; 3. a stick, or fork used
to loosen up straw in threshing grain*.
oDooioodb^, def. 4. see cocoii coo55ooc6% def* 4,
see oxSS, Cog. 00^^,0^11^, ooc^^i c^S, <^S, ODcbS.
Dc6^<^S, def. 2.
!>65Sd3, def. 3. |^ooc6^a8, do.
oobSt ^^ cx)o65, def. 1, 2, 3. 1. Say one thing after
another rapidly so as to be scarcely understood;
9. adv. in quick succession, rapidly, as in calling,
8lo.\ 3. a degree, as when applied to growth, by
rapid degrees, rapidly, hence largCf thrifty; by
little and littlci by slow degrees.
fttooobS, call in quick succession. Oog. see cx>c6S.
ocbS%iobt, def. 3. large, thrifty.
oabScoSxf do.\ coSbScoSi, see oocSi.
:>c6Sbi, do.
3obt 1. see oDobt, def. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, exfoliate, peel,
scale off, fall to pieces; 2. Co. of other roots,
c^oodbt/def. 1. see o^; oooooobt, and oooioi
44 K.
700 oocK
obi^ def. 2. eee ooo, and oo&i,i ciSioocbt, def. 1.;
and cBtooobtt def. 3. Cognatee, ooobi, ci^ ^,
«>^«f ^^ i** ^'i ^*»-
oodb^ 1. o^ooGbjSf a farietj of paddy ; 2, co. ooo5» def. 2. |
ooobi 1. see cocbx, 7. diBpart, rive, split tbroDgb; 2.
a^t>. with forcei violently enough to rive a thing;
3. scnoothedy worn Boiooth, as the inside of a mor-l
tar by constant ponnding; 4. prefix, neg. before
or previoQB to the eoiiiplotion of a thing or event.j
Qio&ODtooc6i§t, def. 2, 3.; oooco^^ooobi^i, def. 2* Gog-
natesi occ6i| c^i, (xx^i, c^ji, co^i ^i, co^x*
oodbicgii def. 1. see c^h def. 10. *
oocbitiSi def. 1. split bamboos for a floor.
oo66i§t| def. 3, 3.
Qodbxoif CO. oog6i&ioog6i(^, def. def. 4. I
ooc8| see coc8, def. 2. and 5. 1. Report, interpret, maka
a matter known from one to another ; 2. inter-
vene, as a short time before soiuething is to be
done or transpire ; 3. a small gong ; 4. tbingi
whose length is too great for the size ; 5. ajfiosm go
oat for the air, as an invalid.
8S(X)c8, and (^odc8, def. 1.; <B<x>c888^, def. 3.^
g8ooc8, def. 4.; ODSooc8,def. 5. Cog.cooB, root c6.
oocSoeoDO^^, def. 1.
ooc8oo^ooc8i, def. 1.
oogSot, def. 2. .
OQcSoooJ), same as ooc8^ def. 1.
09C&^^ same as .oocSV def. 7^ aiid 6. 1. A depatj u
love matters; 2. oo. to the word for m race c
c8ooc8t 701
cannibal giants, or aneient Oyclops} 8. with a
qoalifjing tdrno, water-demons.
SaoocS^. CO. 8iooc8^8toooot, def. 3. % ^^S\ and qi
coSSf send a ooc8^, def. 1. ; yiOTcSf, def. 1.
0<^nate8| see axBS, and the root c8^«
oocS^Sioj^S, aame as oocS^, def. 1;
O9c8^flo6, def 3.
oocB^fS. def. h
oogBS, see ox8S, l2f 13, 14. 1. A channeli groove; the
channel of small streams with high banks; 2.
empty any vessel, 3. a projecting part ; 4. with
the same prefix, more than has been already men-
tioned ; 5. a verbal prefix.
8^03c8S, def. 3, and 4. 5 sSodcSS, def. 2. s^e so, def.
1. ; oocSSf&i, before yon gOy def. 6* generally
oocSSy Oognates, see oocSS, and the root c8S.
cxxBSngSy empty, def. 2.
oocSSooooS, same as oocfiS, def. 1.
oocBScSio^, a small stream, &c. def. 1.
o9g8Sc8^, take out, &o. def. 2.
oocSty see cr>Stf general import, and def. 3, 4, 7, and
8. 1. A toft of hair or feathers on the crown of
the head, considered as a peace offering to the
spirit; 2. haddled close together, corled, oronched
up as a monkey squatting on the limb of a tree;
8. npon the head, or top eudf as in falling; 4.
a measure, the sixteenth part of a basket. 5. a
bird having a tnft, 'of the genos Ixos.'
dSoocfit, def. 5.: a tnft. def. 1.; 8^28oo.<Bt, cB^dBoocSs,
bolbal, cSioxStSp, def. 8. Oog. cocBi^ root cfii.
702 ooc8
ooc8l8^i having a tuft on the head.
oocStSt, def. 2. see oocSt, 7.
oocS^i $s$ ODcfi^, 1. Rednplioatedi in lampBf or roDodiih
masses ; 2^ with the term for head, affixed* a dip*
per, 8. rednplicatedi in a swelling, heaving man-
ner, as when readj to burst with anger 4» prefix,
round or roundish 5. do* sound as that made hj
rapid strokes on wjood. ^
S^cr>S^, def. 4.; S^ofS^S^cbS^, Oog. o9c8^, root
wc8^9^, def. 2.
ooc8^ooc8^, def. 1, and 3.
ooc8i, general import sec oocSi, 1. Peel, decorticate;
2. scale, or peel ofiF as the surface of a thing; 3^
be under growth ; 4. prefix, unapt, indisposed,
averse, stubbron, unyielding 6« neg. a turning
awaj of the face through displeasure or disgust ; 6.
CO. of other roots.
oo^ooc8i,def. 6. see oo^,; c8iooc8i, Cog. odc8i, root c8l
oo^iogS, CO, ooc8iog5oo(X)ing5, def. 1.
coc8i8, def. 3.
aoc8iooo9i, def. 1.
ooc8ioo<6i, neg, not suitable, or agreeable to pnatom.
oocSioaobS, def. 2.
coSxSpf def. 8.
oocSif^^, not easy to get or succeed, ooc8to6i, ool likely'
to go, <&c. def. 4.
ooc8, 1. Sandal wood; 2. empty, 8. the ancient term
for lightning; at present, the root alone is ued^
5. certain membihanes, as those wfaioh ineloae Im
iSoob 708
fcBtDs, the meat of egg^\ &Q.'^9QoSf det. 1.; ooc5t
ooc8y and ooc6ooc8 def. 4. aee ooo5tf ; c8^oac8, ses
c8^l OD06, Oog. 0Dc8y rMt, oB.
oocBodS, def. 1. SaDdal wood*
O9c8oooo1, def* 1. and 6. cocSo^odI, do.
codSSf \m Ooe Bpotf or location; 2. a short time; 3.
with the root repeated, repeatedly, the tame
thing over and over again. Oog. oocS^t root c8^.
ooc8^^» a distance about eqnal to the breadth of one
rice field.
oocS^cS^, def. 4.
0x8^/ — boac8^, a plant resembling tnrmeric; i^oocS^,
see i^.
codiiy see cocSxf \. Affix, turned down, reversed; 2.
eo. of other roots; 3. Jig. perversion, as in modes
of reasoning which tend to make truth falsehood,
and falsehood truth, or good evil, and *evil good.
cgioooBi, def. 1. A circle, see c§i,; 8^ooc8i, def. K
turn the head towards the foot of the bed.
Cognates, and root, see oocSi, and c8i.
cocjp^ CO. of ooo5, which see.
oooH, see ootfli !• eo. of other roots in the signification
of valuable, benignant, beneficial ; 2. economical^
aaving, take care of the odds and ends; 3. become
fieroe, bold, as the males of animals at certain
seasons ; 4. novices of the first jear in Burman
Monasteries ; 6« co. of other roots.
iScobiScod), def. 1. see oocO, 5.; oo^d), def. 2.;
oSoocfl, def. 3 ; oo6ooo% def. ft. see oo6, Cog.
coo), root o1.
704 O9&(0^
•
000^9 see 000^, 1. Look abont, gaze'aroandf as a
person anddeolj started from sleepf or ia amaze;
2. neg. not to any considerable degree* only in
a partial manner; partially, inconsiderably ; 3. CO.
biting the teeth together, as in suffering sharp
pain.
0301000^00^9 bat partially good ; 008^000^9 not very
large, &o. def. 2. ; Cog. ooo^, root o^.
000^89 as 00^000^8, def. 8. bite with one side of the
month.
ooo^^S, and ooo^cS^^S, def. 1. ODO^^S, one eye.
oooS, 1. See oooS, and •oS, 1. scratch, paw; 8. co.
of other roots ; 3« a part, half.
oo^oooSi def. 1.; oo&SoooS, #def. 2. see 096$, and
•5SaoS, Cog. oooS, root oS.
0008, 1. See act, start ont suddenly as a fragment ot
a thing by a blow, or stab ; 2. see oooS a part, |
half; 8. nCg. see the root; 4. co. of other roots*
ooo^ooot, def. 1. : oo&iooot, and oobtooot, def. 4. see
00&I9 and oobt, Cog. coot, aoi, ooot, ngt, coogi.
•gt| 00^, DOgt, root 01 •
oooiogS, Co. ooS^oooiogS, def. 1.
*oooi, CO. oobif and oo8i.
oo5, 1. See mi, — oo5» and od6i def, 1. which see; 2.
one load9 as the Karens carry; 3. one half anas;!
in weight half a hghai, or abont fonr grains.
Cog. oo5, root 6.
oodoocn, def. 1» see 00&, def. 1.
oo6cB|S, 00. ooftoB^oocOcB^, rise in vapor, or ateam
evaporate.
i
I m6x Y08
yyiSp we co6H^ 1. Use a besom or other ioBtrugaent with
a striking and sweeping motion ; 2« trjing to
walk when weak; i. with a CO. drag, tug, lag.
f pao6^9 an instrnment need in the water^ accord-
ing to def. 1. in catching fidh. Oog. o&6% root 5V
oo&^od^Sy def. 1.
oo&^oobS, see oobS, mS^oobti do.
Qo6^Qoao8| dcf. 2.
oo&^joot, def. 8« see ooott def« 1.
ooo^cb^coSiJi, def. i. see ogS, applied both to dragging
things along the groand and lagging things, par-
tioolarly children
••6S, Cog. 006S9 aad miS, coiS^ root, &S.
x3oi%9 we ooftty— •Sty and odftt, applied to things that
move in concentric circles.
Q^ooSt, Oog. coit, 9.: oorodiaooi, see oo5i, 4.: 5ooSt,
eee 0061, 5,: fcy96t| and 8^oo6f» see oo&ty 1 :
9^mUf see coie^ 9. o^tooSt, name of a tree :
o&oo6t| root i%.
coon^f see od&i, 1.
od&tcoS| eee co5i, 8.
oo&tcB^, see c66%^ 9.
O3&t0t, see oo&t, 7.
ooSeo^ot, eo. see coiii thronghouti also a&ty and o^dt.
co6^, eee ooS^, and 036^9 bend down as a small tree
or limb ; 2. make long narrow stripes, in weaving,
of a red color; 3. neg. Oog. coif, ogp, ogp, ogp,
§pt fi§?t oo6^, see root 6^.
oo&Xr 1* o^« bend, as a tree with the windy as grain
that is well filled; bow down, as before a saperior
706 oofoobS^x
2^*applied to the eyeBy'dinii dall, m from the
effects of hard drinkiDg; 3. rednplicated, adv. in
a sahmissive, qaiety doeile roaboer.
bSao5i| def. 2, Cog. oo5i, ^i, ogi, cj^v oc^^t ^
coixmih, 4.
ooSioo&i» def. S.
ooSioo^Qi, not finishedf oot completed,
oooif 1. Se4 rooif the resort or home of aoy animal,
the abiding place or home of persons ; 2. ai».
cootinnally, habitnally. Cog. nooi, cgi.
oooi^, oitoooi^f s%0 0901^, press violently or beaTil]
nponi as in holding a person or animal down.
co^\f 1* See 009^; 2. CO. ooc55 def. I, 4.: 3. one eity
Cognates, 000^,-95^1 root 9S.
009X9 1. 00. oo8i, see 009x1 1. and •9X1 round abont, om
way and the other, Ac; 2. CO. of other roots i^
the above signification ; 8. strip up, as the clotho^
see 00069 0^009X9 def. 2. CO. bxoooS^, Cog. 0091^
qgx, 039X, ooqgx, m6\.
009X008X, def. 1. oo9xc8^i def. 3. : 009x08^,. <fo.
oob, 1. An adequate reason, means, power or sbm«-
thing that can be brought into requisition ; 2. 1
field in which water can be used to grow rice in
the dry season, ftSoob, CO. ftSoobftSoool* def. 2.
Cog. see cobf root b.
oobS, 1. Little basins or reservoirs of water in a strean
nearly dried up; 2. hole, hollow in stonea and
rocks worn by water.
oo^oobS^, def. 2.: oo&WbS, def. 1. : o&oobS, def. 1.
• V .Cognates, o9bSr--abS, oDbS, c^S, 000^9 root bS.
oo8i 707
uoihMj 1. See oobSf ; 2. a leaf| paper or any- thiDg of
the kind rolled up in oonioal form to hold water
4&C. ; 8, the act of rolling up any thingi ^oobi,
CO. def. 2, 3. ; qo6^i def. 1* Cerates, a^n, ^
o^, d^i oobt, ebly oDbi, rbot bt.
oo^bt, — QObtbtf the face become pale from* sicknese or
fright* faint.
oobtooot, def. 1.
cx>b^9 1. Tavoy: yioobjSSy Tavoyans; 9Soob^» Tavoy
city ; 2. Title of Karen Fable, No. 147. See
ooib^, and^b^.
oabi, oobicB^y ca. oobicB^oooicB^y see obbi, general
import and def. 2. Oog. cobi, root bi.
oo8y od8« 1. A circumference: 2« meaanre, see Oog.
aronnd the oircn'mference ; 3. a garden ; 4. a
Tillage ; 6. the lan<f or boantry of the Nats % &.
with the termfor heady denotes "the elders or
leading people in a commnnity. 8^008, def. 9. see
8^» : c8t^c8ioo8y every city, and Tillage'. Oog. see
008, the root 8.
aoBbo^f Co. 0088.
ooSoooly def. 5.
0088^1 CO. 0088^008^^9 def. 89 4* a large village er
garden.
oo88j5t CO. oo83^ao8y^, 4ef. 5.
0988, inhabitants of, def. 4, 6.
00881 CO. 008800800^9 def. 8, 4. small village <fec.
008^^1 CO. oo88^.
008^9 nsoy.and cognatesy see-oo8^.
oo8iy CO. 00810081, each village 1. Oog. oo8t.
708 Odgi
00910d8i| see 00911 surround, eDcompa^s, &c« Oog* a)8i«
root 8i.
ooQoly see ooodl, oootinaanoei sncoession, a repetition,
act over again, breathing; osaallj the act is
repeated 2. CO. of other roots*
oooDiooacfl,* def. 2. see rnodi.
cooS\(X>\t ca, oodB^cS^, ofteo, repeatedly.
O90D^, CO. m&x.
oooS, n^. see the root.
oooSooo, a porsait never satisfied or ended.
oooSodf, a phrase,. see ao^«
•ooStf one quarter of a rupee, in weight the fourth of
a tickal.
Qodb^, ( MauL) medicine, Ac. same as odoS^.
oooDi, same as cnoDi, and ooDi, eulogize, praiee; bsi
celebrated for any thing. I
ooooiooodI, rf<>.
ooci^, cSiQOOi^t, CO. cSiQOO^tcSioo^ii oome loose, as aoj
thing tied, move out of place.
0002, (Maul.) same as cooj, curry, &o.
0009, fieg. see the root.
coobf neg. say nothing, make no noiee about a thing.
0008, CO. oooSooobt, n^. see the root.
oodB, 1. CO, oooS^, as oooS^oocS, medicine, &c« 2. om
night, or day and night.
oodBr^S, ten millions.
oodBc^^dB, one hundred millions.
oodB^, 1. Neg. see A^%\ 2. CO. of oo8S,,8ee 8S, daf. 10,
00^, see cx>@t, sound of a heavy, sudden, reiterntinf
090(9 709
or rererberating kind ; 2. sadden tranaitioiis as
from ratn to sunshine and vice versa,
fioo^t, have a smell strike suddenly and strong.
Oog. oo^t, root ^t.
. CO. OD@
1. BeverberatOf eoho, as sounds; 2« ol6ar up^ as
the skj and atmosphere after heavy weather ;
become lively and animating, as a human faee or
the faee of nature.
Q0@oo@. def. 1. 9€6 oc^,; cBioo^dB^i call out
loudly; oo^oo^^^, def. 2. Oug. iee oo^,
root ^.
ODgdB^t def. It 2.
ooooly one evening, some one evening.
ootodacH, evening before last.
oocDt \. neg. $ee oot,; 2. CO. oooj^t.
ooo^t 1. Co. moqtmcotf violently, furiously, as puffs
of wind, bursts of passion, &o, . .
ooo^t 2. oooj^ioo^, a robber, a bandit, ruffian.
coS !• neg. m^ c8,; 2. ooioocS, three days ago.
oocBS, oo<BS, do. oocdSoo^, see edSSoo^, biting at a
person or thing that can scarcely be reached, or
so as only to graze.
oodStodS, cBSooi^iooS, the depression of the neck at
the lop of the collar bone.
03(^, CO, oodS^ootoot, strength, muscular strength,
ooocn i. Neg. not many, &e. see ocO,; 2. oooAoScoif a
phrase part Burman, denoting religious ; yioooon
o&oQli, a religious person ; 3. oe* ooooi.
Ooguatest oosil, taoocfl;
710 a>c8t
oooo^» CO. 0006^1 aod 000^^*
ooooi K See oooot, in broken aooents*; 2. €0. oihet rooted
ooG^tmooty ses ooo^t, ; 00. a>pa>^Soc^SoooMy have
a hoarsenees; c6iood3fc8ioo«ei» open and fall off^
aB the drj barlr of a tree.
00068, eo. \30o6too8i9 same as ao&iaSiy not filled, m
grain.
0006^, CO. ooo&^oooojS, soiled, dingy, faded, embrowBed,
<x)o6^oS^ai2> do.
00891, 00. ooooiooodl, 1. Efeaf ; 2« expose one*8 self U
action of vapor, take a rapor bath.
f ^00001, ^. f^ooooSooooi, def. 1.; yiooDOif^, i
deaf person. Oognates, 00001, ooooi.
ooooiooooly def. 1.
ooooicS^oooot, def. 2.
^ 0000100100001001, acfo. oS.ooootooooiooioopoiool, naki
as if one did not bear,
ooooi^, still, as water which has no current*
ooo^tooooi, dee ooo^toooot, adv. used to describe a ato^
tering, staoiiiiering manner of speaking*
coa^P !• See ooo^jS, ; 2. be dumb, not .able to talK; U
able to sa^ little.
oooo, oooOf ginger.
oodbi 1. Same as oddbi, and ooo^t, see ood^t,; 2. wit^
another root, adv. on quarreling terma, as bre^
thren.
ooa^ooflSi, def. 2. oSooooioodbioocBt^ be pemleDt, erab
• • . bed towards others*
ooifii 1. adSs, Oog. oo(&, open, , not doeed, gaping
yawning, Ac.% 2. co. of other roots; see cog*
09S TU
ood^toocSi, a>sbt»; SxcoSt^ def. I . scale, peel.
!>d3t8if def. !•
3cBf 960 cx>cB, shelviog, &o.
dcBdSi, QBod in describing diBheSf baskeu, &o. which
are wide aad flaring at the top.
DcBtooeS, neg. not side with one, not take* his part, '
not of his party.
cf), 1. Qnalifying words of hardness, completeness,
&c. thoronghly, intensely; 2. obstinately, per^
▼ersely, wilfully $ 3. all within one*s jurisdiction,
power, authority or influence ; usiiges, customs
of ; 4. (Maul.) palm, ^Borassns flabelliformis ;* 6*
sound like that of slapping; 6. (prob. Bur.)
prevent evil, or save from evil. Cog. oooo), CO.
ooc8, and ooo^, also, change, as silver for pice,
Ae.\ ooa>), do. def. 8.; oBico^ool, fall to one's «
particular jurisdiction ; O06|^ooa:^„ and oo^^ooool,
deK 3 ; 0000)00^^, def. 6; eSoo), love a friend.
siAooQoS, def. 6.
xn^JV. def. 1. see fli, «.
x5)|fi, adv. intensly, exceedingly, very.
>3)o3fit def. 1 % def. 2. . ^
olcxO, def. 6.
o)c2^, (Maul.) def. 4.
fSl^^x, def. If 2.
j^S, I. A thing, subject-matter, goods, property, or
what belongs to a thing ; 2. used instead of .a
Doan indefinite, something; 3. prefixed to form
a«bttaDtivest or verbal nouns. A full illustration
of the uaes of this root as a particle will be
712 09^8^
• found in the Grammar aeo 8S7; 4. a brandif fork,
crotoh, aa of a river or tree.
Gog. OOOoV 000^9 0000^*
KoTK. aii J verb is turned into ^ neoa bj preftiiAg
* 00^1 thiB rule will be found without exception^
cx)So:>oo5, Karen Fable, No. 149 1—2.
oD^oo^i clean 9 pure.
oo^OD^i^cSi, Karen Fable. No^ 75.
oo^coc^ii, and oo^cx>Qii(fi^, beteli or any thing chewed
as betel.
oq^oSqS, oo^»o5«qS, ooSo5iq5, different spellinga foi
ther term denoting a bit of cloth, a rag.
oo^o&^e)Oy particolored.
oo^ojooHcoii trafie, trade.
• oo^oooo^oSti clothes, clothing.
00^ eg, Me c§, def. 4.
oo^oag, Bee dag, det. 2, 7.
oo^d(d<di02^i see ^, def. 4.
oo^9^39^ooa2)i8oo^^oo^ooQ5i| gnashing of the teeth.
oo^o^Ss, a weed, 'ladies bed straw, Moluga spergnli;'
also 'M. sfricta.*
oo^dt, ca. oo^dioo^fi, see ei.
ao^dtooi, covered with darkness.
oo^dtcS^ODS, twilight,
oo^&tojf dizziness, vertigo*
QO^di^i CO. oo^oi^oo^Q^i something toughy atrong.
OO^b, CO. 03^0002% or OO^cSoD^^, 966 ^.
00^8^1 oo. oo^S^oo^f^, the head of some aaimal, d
'' thing. 1 } r
90^8^5 CO. om), oppofiite, extremes reversed*
K>^8^otoo90^, 364 80^, def. 2.
30^8, eo. coSiaoSof^^ a strip, sbredy fragment.
oD^S^gg^^S, same as ggS^Sf when applied to ulcers.
90^ CO. coS^ooS^, oo^^m^ooofti see % def. 8, qo^od^
00^9 seedi froiti see ^i del*. 2*
93^^^, iuiv. intense, very intense^ see oSl^S.
oo^lH^oo^Q^t woundedi hurt.
ooS^od::88, oa^^oo^Sy oook.
ooSftHoo^bi, roots in general oa^oSoo^OOi, first symptoms
of fever, etc.
oo^qSoSf K A rib| see c^S?g5 1 2« name of a plant
whose leaves are set on the stalk in sacb a way
as to give them the appearance of ribs procee-
ding from a back boney hence the name.
oa^\ao^oi, same as oo^oi, eee oi.
aA<jSf CO. ooS8i.
co?ioS, — ooSoSooSS, if we revile a person for an infir-
mity we shall have the same; oo^SSco^&S, cold,
chills, riggors.
00^91, CO. 00^9100^0), same as oo^oioo^oo^, eee 919
def. 2. *'
oo^bi, something capable of voluntary motion, or which
moves.
o9^8iy 00. oo^qSoo^Si, or oo^8iooS8|S| eee 81.
00^00)9 CO. 03Hio1oo^q5, something concreted, or which,
from a soft or liquid state, has become bard.
oo^fX>^. eee woS, also, co. of o6i, mosquito.
bD^iaDS, CO. of ao^cBS« brush, noderbrush, a thicket.
QoSto^p CO. of ooSiA^*
714 cxA^tm§
coSz&^f CO. cnS^pcoh^f KxAn&pcoS^sQp, dirti soil, or tbe
like on the Barfaoe of a thiog.
oo^cDioo^ftSi hff^yjr weight oo^iScSSy field for caltiTa-
tioiii oo^fttQOi, answer,
oo^c^i 00. oo^c^ooSSt, e^ennesssy agreement, peace.
00^ f oocSio^^i heresy see f •
ootids, 00. od^coSoo^dBSt see ooStSS.
00^ eS, Bee eS, def. 7.
oo^&foSi foretell promise.
oa^&^oDoS, jampover ooH^obif release oo^Stfly the end.
co^l^SsoSi any thing pickled, see ^^, def, 1.
00^^, CO* oo^f^oo^^, anj thing pointed,
oo^^i, CO. oo^gioofcSif rain,
.oo^f^idly rainy season.
oo^l^ioo^S, rain inoesBantly.
oa^|^i|[>Sii denotes rains which continae to the tiiiit{
of harvest, a very long rainy season.
ooSf^i|^o&t, denotes rains which commence very earij
in the season before the nsoal time.
ooSf^iSoop, CO. eo^f^iSco^QO^SiSoo^i denotes repeated
showers or rainy days in the dry season.
oo^f^ibotS, do.
00^}^, CO. ooSe^oo^e^i see %\ def. 1.
oo^8oo^od8i, #M 89 def. 2, S.
00^800^8^1 any, thing pare, clear, dean, holy.
09^001 9 sweettocjats, sugar.
00^8^00^80^, sickness. ^
ob^sbte^ see e<|.
OD^^jSoD^Og , 715
oo^obsoo^S tattoo wllb briglit colors.
DO^Sj^^^^i^S, (^8ee Q^^i 2.) that \?bich is painfol to
the eyeSf dazzling*
DO^^, that which is withered by heat,
oo^gaSoSoBi tneat rare done in cooking,
(O^ooo^jt, mnch.
ooSooidB^ooicSi, an inenrreetioDi tnrnjoily see ooicSS*
oo^cBy 1. A snpporteri as the principal supporters
under a floor,
lo^cdj 2. eo. odScSoo^Q^ troth, integrity, free from
all deception, or gnile; sometimes used to de«
note God.
to^(R\ 1. A blow^ a beating; 2. eo. of other roots.
■o^cB^cS, a large, slonghing nicer.
ao^cB^cSi, a species of offering made to nats, consisting
of rice and the flesh of fowls, put in the middle
of a road,
co^og^, a window, door &c.
co^cS^, eo. oo^cS^oo^ obsy pains, particularly spasmodic
pains, ascending from the extremities to the body.
ooSoSoj^cSi, the act of procuring an abortion secretly.
oo^S^oi^cSS, need to denote a very sndden death.
oo^oi^i, (loinestieated animals.
oo^q^f, an expletive teim thrown in, in talking, when
the speaker is at a loss what to say.
00^£J^tao*1d8p, said of persona who die by wiKl boasts,
&c. to indicate that some ulterior being or cause
influenced the beast.
oo^q^, eo. oo^q^oo^^^, stipe of certain plants.
od^^^oo^ogt fast, see t^.
45 X.
oo^q^^^^ revile.
oo^i|m^«8i9 CO. do^oo^t^ ferodiou§ bdaiU»
oo^^y eo. oo^^oo^oo^i any thing ased a» a pMNEUio»»
coS^f 00. 00^900^^X1 a defile between monntains*
00^9^1, in a branch, see 9.
oo^bioot, CO. oo^bio^Soo^bioot, that whidi ia anffetiad
in conaequenoe of ein ; that which exposes one t»
pnniehmenti or suffering ; demerit, guilt, aifi.
oo^biootooSy safferings of this life as the conaeqaenoe
of sint or demerit.
tttooHblooty do that which will prodnce misery, oj^oo^j
bioot, suffer thp penalties due to sin.
«»ibta>iooSi influence one to acts of wickedoeaa.
ogSoo^bsooty render to the sinnet* his puniahmeiii.
m^S, title of Karen Fable, No. 77.
oo^Soof^, obey.
oo^Soo^cS^, a beating or knocking.
oo^St, CO. oo^Stoo^oo^, spinage, 'greens* of any kied.
00^88, 00. oo^8^oo^<{^, something great; animala, of tis
larger kind; great men; in the highest appljcatioi
8^ denotes God; oo^a$)8^y said to denote small pox.
ooS8Sj2)i>9 giddiness, aberration.
oo^SSdS, CO. meat hashed with the bones. «
ooSf), CO. oo^ooo^fl, a general term for witches, wis-
zards, and inferior beings which are supposed 4o
possess some occult power to cause ill
death; see Die. page 239.
oo^^si, the edge, point, or extremity of a tbisg.
oo^^cS, a window-holcf or opening.
oo^fS, cOy oo^f^^oo^fSf faith, confidesce, tru^
tiSftoaS^^^ p<»«e»ty, oiiser}iy suffering,
o^fi, oo. coS&tao^^x, night, darkness.
b^fioo^ocft, 8<Koethiiig hot, m ginger, onionsi spioesi, dkou
whiefa give a savor j taste and smell to food.
o^fiy oo^*coS^\coS^f a stink, disagreeable odoir.
o^fi^, CO. ooSfi^oo^fic^i a pleasant smdlt sometUiig
fras^rant, a kiss.
D^^io^fitioii bad smells.
D^fiSy and elbow or angle*
D^fii, a horn.
D^&^oo^eif a feast in fnneral eeremonies.
D^2^, oo^l^^oo^b^, leprosy of the worst kind.
o^^^fC^l^alf were yon so taught!
oo^Qjj[S^^Soo^^^fo^S|^ol| do.
»^^oaWc5i, denotes a child which is siokly and aouitt
for its age.
n^loo^^ an obstructien» hindrance.
QO^^oDt, great perplexity of mind.
oo^oSi oo^o^^oo^oSy and offering, or sacrifiee.
QO^Sa}jS8^o6i, do. offered at the foot of a tree.
09^, CO. oo^SSoo'ioi, a declivity.
ao^oS, CO. bo^oSoo^cofb, covetousness, parsimony^
QO^iQO^^i, to reign as a king.
co^oii, CO. oo^uii^^Q^^f and oo^oiiS^, a plnin.
oo^^Soo^cbS, boils, ulcers, when there are several.
coSijit CO. coSijixcoScQXf a hole, hollow,, pit, wall.
C9^^ 1. CO. eoSoi.
coHBi, 2. CO. oo^SSoo^^i) and oo^SScS, a small pels
Qsed in a room to hi^ng clothes oa.
tl8 03^§
€0^8^00^669 (some saj 00^8^.) preachingi a haraDgM
nn oration.
ooSj^ojp, denotes anj animal of llie jangle.
coS^x, CO. ooSojooS^i, or ooSajjioo^§ii {see ooSoj,) a per^
son or thing of superior excellence or ^wer. '
ooS^i, CO. ooS^ioD^^i, fear.
ooS<g|^, CO. oo^^|SooSQi, insanity,
oo^c^i, a trausverso strip of batbboOf to whieh a bainbo«
floor is tied.
oo^cgSoo^c^i^ a virnlent kind of witches.
00^ ^» CO. oo^^oo^o^^i oo^^^^i AQ open apace.
ooSyi, CO. ooSQoo'^gO, swellings.
00^0189 CO* ooSotS^oo^t^tSy midway I the* space between
the earth' and stars.
co^<Sli CO. oo^etoo^eii skini bark. I
co^oioo^^^i flesh. I
00^^^ 9 see ^^1 oo^^jScSiy in u baildingi a lower floor»
' as a low verandah.
00S8, see 8.
a>^8ooS> ooSSooSooS, see voS.
ooSS^, Pgho, same as cBisS, a tind of wild cat.
oo^Soo^c5i, animald of the small kind; also good?,
chattels.
ooSSog, pimples.
ooS^, CO. coS^QoSijl, white ppots on the surface of
the ekin.
00^ j|, CO. ooSj|ooS<p, itchingi CDtanoona awellingB,
blotches.
^£<^i ^JJl^S' different kinds of do.
ooS§, CO. 00^^00^^, ling-v/onu, tetters.
>^^O08S, a Tirnlent kind oi do.
>^§o1t white tetter, herpes.
)^^ag, black tetter, herpee.
>^S^, CO. coS^itS'^^ i affliction, see ooSft.
>^S> a wedding, marriage.
>^^S, $ee ^S« insert one thing within another.
>^Sp5« trowecrs*
>^S^8^i a eap.
>^o5, eo. oo^o5c»^a^» etoepneee^ a eteep place.
)^o58cBS| a kind of charm, employed to prodnce
hoarseness and destroy the melody of the voice.
>^c5^, a kind of pastry.
)^aQii meat, and the like^ done np in leaves and roast*
cd in the fire.
j^Ofj^oo'icS^, eee «Sc8p.
>^02Poo^S| a meritorious actiony merit, a religious
offering.
dSojJSoo^c^i dped skins, as used for elephant saddles.
0^0^ CO. oo^oS^oo^db, fish, and the like, for eating
with rice for relii»h.
j^oi'i CO. caoSo8ooSa^l, fat meat, rich food.
>So8^, CO. oa^o5pooSo8p, a parcel, bundle wrapped in
an envelope,
j^^^ooSjii, do.
3^:8^11, the yellow h6rn| or wild cow.
>^c8^oo^^, aomethiog easy, prosperity*
>^a^9 CO. od^c^too^cfliy fatigoe.
iS ^, CO. 00^00^00^3^, m fatal poison.
iSd^ CO. oo^^ioo^^t matter discharged by vomitiiig*
(>^o^t CO. oo^o^oo^oji^t a thief, robber.
oo^o^if eo. QO^o^poo^o^y it rate, liiMd, w any A«f
need to make straight Ho^.
iooSaf|'[too^§^, favor, profit, grac<B.
oo^qj, w« qg,; ooSqgjtf^i, birth-day.
oo^ccgoo^a^^y aobarm or cerem^nyy ^IikA if W99i ff«-
yente one fVooi obtaitiiiig a living bj work, «««
afterwards,
oo^wiy CO* oo^iloo^Qiy aoy Work, iDdnstryy bofiioeii.
oo^ttt) oo. oo^8pooWi» grief, moomingy aonrow, waal.
od^tfiooSy any thing wild, wtiMher animals or
inS^SfxSfBO^ and cx)^f^tD^» hobgoblins, s^e Die.
oo^^o^ScSS, oA^mdi, oo^^Hnoit^^i o^^^otA^, oo^
of£i, oo^^^o6StD», oo^StD^^i, ool^W
<]0^fW^02fp> 00^ ^^ coVo^ool, names by
different kinds of bobgoblibs are distingQiehed.
oo^^Sy CO. oD^^ooS^S, or ooH({SoK>^oii, faappiiraaa.
HfA^oSt an appellation given by a man to his wife
also given to married w<mien by one another.
oo^^y^ocSiooioo^oi^ii title o^a Kteen VtMe, No. M
'€0^^p^\i a term dirown iny in talking, wl»n m
is at a loss what to say.
oo^^i a living beings life.
O9^^oo8^» the arbiter of life.
00^^, eo. do^^oo^, and ^f)^, 4w 5[S.
mh\9t CO* oo^^loo^Qti toil, dii^9 Ike. «ob «iM ««rfa0e 4
a thing ; an affim, «M ^.
ticnlarly *««gat«tble ipaiaan.
p Q^ iA , be drank.
ao^^ooWfi, traih.
goSbooiW, tMlb.
n^tfy fmigooB.aleerB.
90>^^o^^i, see ^^, diafigoTe««9to.
g9S8^0D^«it, CO. 00^8^^ ^i, eee oJim.
09^^, be. crA^Socbf a diaiDond or otb#r verj precious
Biooe.
D0^5B^8i» GO^^o), white md red varieties of 4e.
m\c&^coS<;Qt civilization oo^o5|Soo^09t.
ooSoDii, CO. oo^icS^oo^oDiiy goods, property^ or something
which one can look to for support. «
po^O^^c^f ^ cQtaneoas eruption » 8hingles» a species of
tetters or herpes.
pd^CD^^^y oo^02^oc>)| an eclipse of the sun or rooon
from the aupposition that thej arci in such cases,
ewallowed by a demon.
ffsSog^t ^* oo^o^^oo^^ljiy a virulent kind of witohes.
ooScgsoo^oS^, reverenocy respect for superiors.
oo^p, CO. ooSoojSoo^ogiy gloom, that which tends to
make one feel lonely and depress the spirits.
eo^oo^i, eiBe <io^.
osMbSdiif a coming out of the sun for a short time»
during rainy weather.
coiW^SoS, meat preserved with salt and black pepper.
mActh.9 CO. coSag^oA^x. long,. loose fibers.
oo%dBi» a load carried aeroas the shoulder.
od^dBf CO. o9^c8^.
€xASpf eee ^oVcj^t.
€cfiS\f dry wei^ttr. dronglit.
733 oo^c8^
oo^(didl, tbe dry season.
00^308, CO. oo^cotQO^(^% eometliing extraordinarj, ua*
iisnaU strangCy injsteriou3| miraculous.
oo^cctooV'r>Si| good repatatioii, honorablo character^
illnstrion^ character, glory.
ooSo5i, CO. ooS8ooSo6t.
co^oc>iSo2^a>^o3iSaDt, that whicb exhausts ond's lift,
boreavementi or deep grief*
oo^coii» warmtbi or that which produces warmth*
ooSo^S, CO. ooSojSooSoS, an offering, sacrifice,
coS^f — \So5, see i[S.
ooS^^c8ic^ic8i, convention, consultatioD, statoment.
ooSojSoS^, a tenure,
oo^o^i, and oo^o^tooo^S, scarlet, purple, or deep red
cloth,
oo^oji, CO* ooS^^tooS^, a fiber,
oo^oj, cOf ooScjooScxn, purging,
oo^cjt^t, do. with vomiting, cholera.
ooSc^S, CO. ooScjSoo^Qt, a range of mountains.
00^00, oSooS, see oj, weigh.
00S0508, c<?. 00S0900S08, temptation, trial, that which
prevents us from doing as wo would, also that
which inclines us to do evil.
ooSojS, see co\^.
00^0}^:^!, same as oo^cb^cSi*
cx)So}S, 00 00^09^00^8, lumps in the flesh of oertaia
animals resembling pebbles*
oo^(^% 9ee 00^00100^06^.
oo^dbtoo^o^T, go and come.
oo8c8^, 00% oo^cS^oo^^i, a loan of monej*
9^c6% CO. oo^8|QO^c8^, an indaralton formed in m
person, by vritchcraft, wbicb occasions death in
a year or two,
>^c6i| Co. oo^c8oo^c8i9 rigfateoasnes3.
oSSf see c8.
)^c8» CO. co^cSooS^Sj strnck by lightningi seized by
a ferocious beast, or orer taken by some other
sudden calamity as a vengeful visitation for
somo sin. •
>1c8d, be eaten by a tiger for the cause above
mentioned.
>^:8o959iy deceit, gnile» faisehoodi hypocrisy.
I^c6^09^d^, paths of wild beasts.
I^c8t, CO. coSf\coS<8x, rain.
>^d8iaof5ooi, any place into which dirt and filth fftHf
or are thrown, (as under a. native house,) care-
fully avoided by Karens for fear of displeasing
the guardian spirit, and thereby bringing mis-
chief on- one's self.
>1c8i02^80^cai, do. also, see oojS, def. 5, used to denote
the foiscbief occasioned by going into stieh places.
i^c8ino»|S, misconductf sin, any thing blame>worthy*
1^61, white cloth, napkin ; something white.
»^o^9 — cSSSs^&tb, heave offering.
i^oSt the pawing of something; white spots on the
abdomen of certain female* occasioned by uloera-*
tions iff the parts during their first pregnamsy.
f &f CO. oo^oo^cBs, a load, as carried by Karens.
l6o»^f)t see CD^I.
^&^ heave ^flPeriiig. •
mcSi^t CO. mh^oAoS, or oo^&Soo^^, be emnped ly
^il]8» or cold.
ooKSoo^o^S, famise, and atteDdant miaertee.
oo^6^Wi, fiometbiDf ^wmtf delicdou*
oMivcxA<hj a thiDg aocompliBhed, completed*
€0^9, a boilf or other tamor which tends to Bttppiwle.
oo^fi^^o^^f 00^901, ooSfflj^ different hinda of eleeratkvu
00^91 CO. OD^ioo^cB^, Btrike with a clab*
eo^b^cBt, 4;he common or mild kind of leproaj.
0O^b^ODG8l» do.
oo^S^^t, a per&on utterly lost and bewildered
ooHoDoo^, and oo^ooco^y a ghost, apparition,
coSoo^^y co«QO^OL)^Soo^Q9^it a kind of caBop J o veripteid
with new garments, used at faneral eeremoBifls.
oo^OMO, ratan bands pat aronnd the bandies of Ihiaf
to prevent their splittings Ac.
4xAo9f^, an insect which makes a plaintive notae il
night.
oo^OD^, see OD^ooc^^.
ao^a>S. gall, or the gall bladder of any animal.
OT^ooSt, CO. O9^o»8ioo^39os, a pn^, particularly luida
a floor.
09^00^8, €0. oo^QOfSOQicB^, calaaiity, as of war, rot
beries, Ac.
^mlodf , dispatch, in any thing.
n9la»&a^, an investigation,
^o^f ^. co\aof9iA0ooSt a ohnrin, mnntw^ ii^
4ian(tetfon.
oD^odo^^oo^ CO. o^o^o^^co^odooi, or
lonelinesss, homesickness;
ooSoogSi a ring, ferrule, put aronud a thing to prevent
splitting.
eo^QOoSt, CO. o^sM&tooJ), glandular sw^IUog.
oo^QCK^^cBi, the en^ of a floor which project beyond
the walk or poets.
oo^coo\i CO. coSooohaohoi^oXi a depreseion between hflk
or mountainBi table*Iand.
oo)oD6y CO. oo^ooood^ODf^f vapor.
uAxx>6h Co. O3^od6tco'io90ty and ooHoc>2a^if depr om ed
landy or narrow valleja winding round among hille.
oo^oobSy hoIlow8| basins where water stands.
to^oobti small do.
ooHoDo^oSoDt, clean, clear, pure, holj.
€0^09001 CO. oo^Odo^-Kx^oocRni in distilling, the receiver.
«o^aQ0^, CO. oo^ooe^iOQ^Od^i, that which causes wretched-
nesSy or wretchedness itself.
oo^ao)» an J thing that breathes,
oo^oot, itch. •
oo^ooton, i&alevolenee.
oo^ootoo^i, CO. 00^ 0^^ oo^ioo^ ootco^, eoinpassiooi^
mercy.
oo^dOicBiy the transverse poles of a M>af,
aofoot^OQOot^y CO. glad tidings, the ^^spel.
oo^odt^te^t see ebtdbi.
o^OdsSpi CO* anger, resentment) wraith.
GO^oot8ty CO. a species «f boil, ** iiimd boil.''
«AoosdB3Qscgi long for.
wSneft^y a soiigy einging.
oolwai^, 4».^orfiag^cfip»iooea(, iiatMdt
72* m\S^
ooScx){5, CO. ooSoj^ooSoDp, or ooSx^oo^^, for ooioj^
OOlOD^y fruits
<30^ooj56i, CO. oo^OD^SiOD^ji Iinngcr, Btarvation.
coScS>f doath; oo^oSSpy a dead carcass: oo^oSS^f ih§
King of l)oatb> death personified,
oo^ajt, see ooSoji.
QoSoj,' black cloth, anj thing black.
oo^ojooS^s, dry.
oo^ojooS^, see ooS^i.
o^SojtooS^i, see (ooS 0^100^5'^- ooSogooS^i, <fo.)*^ ooS§u
ooSo23o^03tfiOi| pleasnro.
00^30, CO. 00^0^00^ 00^, skilli science, knowledge.
GO^t^^ggl knowledge.
ooSdb. CO, ooSdSS, 8(Uind, noise. .
oo^ob&dS^aocDii slander, contumelyi defamation. '
QoSoS^, CO. oo^oSjSoo^cS, doctrine, instraction, preqfspti.
oo^dS, see oaSo8^, co. ooSo©i..
ooScS^, CO. ooSd8|Soo^ob, noise, sonnd.
ooSd8j)6dbooooi, see ooSo^icS^ooooi.
ooSoot, ooSoot^ogS^S, take, receive, fraternize.
oo^oS^, a nat honse.
ooSotjp, CO. ccScx^^coSo^^t a thief, robber.
oo^Oj^ooScol, report, fame,
oo^o^too^oi, a trembling, shaking, quaking.
oo^cb, CO. oo^oboo^c^, pnngeocj of taste.
oo^o6£t, CO. coS(bf\oo^ab>%^f rain; it rains.
-oo^cboOii, 'sonnd of co-ning rain.
^o8^, 00. co^kB^ooSkS, a species of conjnratioD, I17
which something hnrtfnl, or deadly is sappOBod
to be coojored into a persou^ #m ^c8^8^8{^«
>fc8^, CO. coSS^QoScoiXf inonrning, weeping, lamentft-
tioD.
oo^oi^, CO. ooSo&jSooSoo^, dung, foecesi excrement.
0D^9&1, tbid.
a>^ooia^, oo^oSioiy oo^o&ioi^, exclamationB need ia
cases of great paini or other extremity,
DD^ooii CO. 00^00100^289 any thing bad, or hurtfali evil
I spirite, witches, hobgoblins.
|o3^ooi^a)^5t, clonds; cloudy, or foggy weather.
ioD%m^oo^8^i salvation, deliverancoi through another's
means.
OO^O^oo^oq]^, pntrefation, rottennes, corrnption*
«>^82i do. 00^8100^0(^1 a charm, by blowing. .
ooSoopoo^iS, honey.
x>^oo^ao^80^, dung, manure, filth.
30^^^, CO. oo^cd^oo^ng, love, benevolence, kiodnet8»
yAcB^cohSt^ abide, remain, wait.
jJitBSt'oo. coSSpooStdt eatables, victuals.
006 1. Confine, obstruct, hinder; 2. co. to other roots
ID the signification as above-; 3. see Cog. 4. found
in wordd of Diirmau origin.
Cog. see cn)OoS, def. 1.; coooS,; and oooS, at in
oloooS. •
c£^joS, see cB^*; oloooS, ees^^ transgress^; •lOoS,
00. oicjS; oopocS. CO. cofc85,; ooSooS, co. q6S^^
alSxS, Jef. I; c8ioo5, (eee 4.) a vulture, cSiooooJS
do. c8i.oSooS, elmt out .fioia view, conibigued to
oblivion ; cBSSiooSSi, a stockade, see 4. •
IdSc8i, def. I. enclose, as with a stockade, in order to
prevent wild beasts, or dbemies.
1
796 (soMfrfka
o9tv force, soddenDMi; 1. as waves dadi aloDg, nnb^
strike agaiost; 2. do any thing fast, suddeoly, or
abruptly ; 3. bail water out of a boat; the in
Btrument basket for do. 4. redaplicated, adh^ fsit,
quickly, endrgeticrily ; 5. Oog. adv. with haits^
with all one's might; See Gram. sec. 46, 49, 369,
• 516, 00. other roots; 8. an appellative prefix ii
the names of some anioials*
(^o^oooty and ooj^oooi, def. 6; oooot— ocnooi, oli
ten followed by odooS, def, 5 ; ooitSiootSi, def^
7; mmScotco\ def. 7. Cog. ODooir-«o>t,— oooi.
ODloo^iiooooS, def. 5. see oo^i, ex.
o^tcocxDS, and oDlootooooSf or abbroT* ooootooooS', def.4
^gojojB, def. 8. a spotted and poisonous frog.
oDtcolooto^, adu. def. 5.
O3l€0^> ^* 09OD^> create; make certain things as an id
aDta>c8, .oj^ocBt, indian horse-radish.
oDtcfiff A sheW «'of the genus Cyclostoraaf said to
in the habit of striking ito shell on to things
which the sound toh toh is produced, hen
the name.
«td8^, def. 3; def. 1.
a>t8t here cot, is used cither in def. 6, or 6. but 9
ii a conjuction as in other cases.
ooeoDty def. 4.
o9S»t, eo. OD»8Jtoot|i, often oois^i, dof. 8. mookeyi <
the genus Macacus..
owajiS, opposed to coiqgJ8o6, the land monkey, tail ahorl
at>tadt8t9f species of monkey, distinguished by the hd
on the posteriors being red.
cDtmbt TW
l}^f a large creeper with trifoliate learea tha*
prodoce a kind of Dragon'i blood.
>ta^to6» a monkey geoerallj found by streams^ lieiiee
called the water- monkey.
MO^to68S» the monkey's sugar cane; *'a plant reaaoi-^
bling a reedt a species of Saccharnm.*'
MO^ob, a plant of the genns Yitis.
>toi^02i9t9 a speeies of monkey famoas for leaping far.
9tO{sdB^8^6it a plant on treeo, sends long rope-like
roots to the ground, medicinal.
sS 1. CO. of -other roots; 2. from Burman or Taleingy
opposCf hinder; a hindrance, obstacle, boundary*
l^nooS^, a planti raed. for dropsy •
oDi^8icx)^t9 a post, and oiOD^oo^a>|59 watch,
guard, defend, def. 1.; oeoo^, def. 2,; o^ooj^,
2^00^ a peon.
y\ 1. Sometimes oot, or qo\ prefixed to the names of
aome animals, plants and fruits &c.; 2. dare, defy,
or compare one's self with, in boastful language^
S. bet, lay a wager ; 4. somewhat, in sotne degree;
5. Deriv. form, what person, Maul, what thing,
followed by a numeral ajlx. some person, or a
certain person ; 6. with cB^, prefixed, a gode; 7.
reduplicated, adv^ sound like that of chopping
with a cleaver; 8. col to other roots.
cocoxcoif and o^tooi, see def. 4, and o^i, def. 1.
a^ooi, as s^cSiooiedi, «ee def. 8. and a^i; c8S
ooi, def. 6..; Od^Sooooi, a place, country; voot,
def. 5. Derivative, «»ooi, def. 5.
nmbi, CO. dS^ooGJ^* tiger. '
mxcqo^^f eatne as ooso^o^p.
ooiQ, CO. ooiQooiQO, tho grey monkey.
ooiogi, ^^6 def. 4, aud ojjf, 1.
ocio, darei defy tiger^i def. 2«
<r)itSi, CO. oo5ooic8i» deer.
ooi^cSSS^, ooi8^8^» the* rhinoceros.
00180^, CO. ooiq5^ooi02» aeidi vinegar def. !•
OOlCD^OOlSl, <fo.
03182^1 ^^* ^'^52^<>^^^» tborna.
ootoo^, lay a wager def. 2. 3.
ooiooiy def. 7.
ont^^, of plants, the stipe, ooiq^oc^i, do* of yoio^
ratan. I
<x>\8tc8S, def. 8.
ooi8^9 00* toSSooiS^i the rhinoceros* |
ODiS^S^i do.
ooi8^S^oono»S, the gnardian spirit of the rbiDoeerot.
ooi8^8jSscBty^y the rongh- skinned rhinoceros.
ooiS^8^pS8|, a species of rhinoceros said to eat lire.
ooiS^S^oDC^y the sinootlp^skinned rhinoceros.
ooi8^8^oog^, med. for dropsy* j
co\%it def. 2. . . '
ODi^S, species of tadpole, se^ c8i^. i
ooiet, a kind of wild anir&al| described as linvirg i
mnne like a horeci and horns like a goat, "gos^
antelope." s |
ooic8cSS| an animal resembling a squirrel, thongh cc^
ly the size of a cat, nnder the neck yelloW| olL^
parts black. 2. a largo mcdicino tree.
odS 531
idB^iiy the wild cow, the bison.
i^t CO* 001029 the bear.
lb, CO. ooiQ^^f thorn.
10^^, CO. ooio^^ooi^V (Bar. oc^oS) a species of deer.
icjScSi, — ooSojScSi, CO. ooSSpojScSi.^
ic8S» dStco^ooicSSoooot, title of Karen Fable,
No* 89.
ic8S, 09ba3C|tooic8Soea)t88oi9 Karen Fable, No. 113.
103^1 CO. 00102^00103^9 fruit.
ic^r CO. 00102001^^1 a bear.
102^9 CO.. ooioD^t fruit.
J ^9 CO. ooio^iooic^^t negro-monkey.
, another name for ooc^S8^9 or barking deer.
io^9 see ooto^t, commoni small monkey.
102 9 CO. 001Q0|5.
idS^f, lay a wager of moi^ey.
9 1. Iotensity9 violence9 an extreme degree; 2. make
an earnest request, petition, address as a superior ;
3. violently, with forces 4. certain sounds.
Cog. oo3, CO. vOi do. CO. oo6oc|t9 def. 2 ; ooofo
oooj^f def. 3.
ooci, def. 1. cS^oooooSy very fat.
o6, adv. def. 1. o^oo^oooo, ; colofooo, pull violently ;
scold violently.
0O9 dB^oSoo, def. 4.
02^0602^9 def. 4. sound like the word.
c$p def. J. o^o5o5,—f ^000^9 —*<S^o5^i very bitter 9
extremely 000I9 very thick.
^9 K ClosenesSi coropactnessi tboroagbne689 exactneesi
perfectness; 2. become balbooai cv tuberout, 3.
4« X.
782 oSSdBi
a balb, tuber; 4. applied to plaDta, and beasti
denotes that thej are large or powerful of tbei
kind; 5. adv. exceesivelji indeed, reallj; 6, adt
cloeely ; 7. see deriv. 8.; own or blood relation
9* with c8i, settled, inBtalled» established, precise
complete, finished, or perfect ; 10. reduplicatec
adv. sound like running upon the ground; 11
neighbors, those who live near; near, not far off
12. jammed ; 13. crushed, see ex. below.
oodBoo^, large, male elephant; bto3^, an edible root, hi
a vine.
oDcBiooS, def, 4. see cocBi,; cBSooS, def. 5, see cB^j
cxgiSooSooS, def. 6, shut cloeely; ^to5S, def. i
see ^t, ; oS(j^So5^, def. 6 ; s8^(^^, see ^|S, ; c8ioo|
def* 4. a large boar ; def. 6. ply closely, as wil
the end of the finger; closely, as in lookii
thoroughly at a thing; ^^00^9 def. 3. potsi
&c. ; 8^00^, species of insect^ cDoo^, def. 8. nncU
cHooSodS, step-father; oo^OfSS, def. 12; oel
ooodS, def. 11. (SStoS, def. 6. see c5S, ; cSioS
CO. cSioo^cSiobt, def. 9. c^^o6^o^o5S, famishiG
dSooS, def. 6. see d8,; obSooS, see 06S. DeriTi
tives, see cocoS, — 0009^, and ODooS.
o5So3S, def. 10.
oSSooi, def. 8.
oo^aS, same as ooigS, or oo^^S.
00^1^ closest kindred cS^:^^o6^o^o6^ or oo^Stoa^oo^
oo^^ScS, CO. oocSsoS^f^, def. 4. applied to demons*
o55^^, 00. oSS^coSco^^ def. 4. applied to beasts.
oo^cSiy— -ob^f^oo^cBi, commit incest.
ooSoSt 73S
ioo^cSiQOi, a plant, med« for boilB.
ooSoDoJt, def. 13.
ooSoDi, def. 6.
ooSooi, see oSS^S.
o5S, 1. Pinch, compress, sqaeeze; 2, pull out with
tweezers, forceps, &c.; 3. cut, with scissors,
enuffers, and the like; 4. hinder, obstruct^ straiten,
annoy, perplex, press upon ; be brought into
Btraits; 5. closoi near, as being closely related;
6. close, be completly united, as the eyelids, &c.;
filled up, made tight as a hole, door, or orifioe;
7. the axil or armpit; 8. see derivative forms;
9. affix. jamme(l, wedged in; obstructed, as the
sight by an intervening object; hinder, obstruct;
10. affix, to the names of animals with forceps,
or other means of pinching.
co^SooS, def. 9, see oo|S, 1 ; odSooS, def. 9. break
down a bush in a road to give warning to others
not to go that way; ootooS, ootooSoDi, ookxJSooS,
def. 9. see ods, close, as a door, &c. o^ooS. def.
10. see s>^, ; ^tooS, def. 9. see ^o65, def. 10.
Cog. see ODooS,— ooo6o65,— oDooS.
ooScgS, def. 2. def. 3. o65ogS8^og, cut or clip off the hair.
c65co5, def. 1, 6; od^SodSooS, see od|S, 1. ^
oqSooS, CO. o3S<jSo35ooS, def. 4; «io3SooS, def. 4; ngS
ooSooS, see ogS.
Of35o5i, def. 5.
coSoDU, def. 6 ; ^SooSooii, have the ear stopped up
so as to cause deafness.
o56c&t, CO. oo5o5io65oo% def. 6. • '
m q5i
ooSooi, def« 6.
ooS^^, QO* ooSooS, trouble, annoy.
ooSooSi ooSooS^if the axil or armpit, def. 7;
o35o6S,— ooootjS,— oSooojS, (o^^fi@^>) **A specks
of Csdsalpioiai probably C. sepiaria."
oot, 1. Efficiency, energy, thoroughness, lea^e no room
for increased effort; force out a clue bytjuestion-
ing; 2. particle, see Gram. sec. 519, 593;
3. make vigorous effort, exert all one's powers;
4* the rusliing or pressing of a multitude to any
place; 5. see deriv. 6. adv. reduplicated, vigor*
ously, eagerly ; 7, intensive, very,
^pot^t, very short, def. 7. and f^, c^^oot, see
def. 2,* and C^S) ; Deriv, oSoot, a powerful kind
of witchcraft; heed, caution.
ootodcoS, def. 2, 7.
QOtcoS^f def. 3. .
ootoot, def« 6.
o3tc8^, def. 4.
oot^S, enter as described, def. 4,
oot^, press into a festival, def. 4.
00^, — oo^gS, see oo^gS.
00^001^00^001^, Bee ooi^, ex.
001, 1. ""Make compact or compress ; 2. cram, ae iIm
mouth, stuff any thing into a vessel or cavity;
3. short, bulging vessels, jug or barrel shaped ; 4«
a large species of eel ; 5. affix, closeness, com-
pactness ; crowded, ae an aeaembly ; own, rad,
genuine, as relatives ; tight, crowded, full; 6. CO.
a companion, fellowi aocooyptlice.
061^ YS^
tSoSi, CO. 8S§^8So5i, see def. S. and 8S,; iB^c&x,
from def. 5. and^jS,; oj^odi, CO. d^^odi^^ai,
aee def. 5. and s8^f ; cB^oSi^ 86e def. &• and cB^t
oS^OfSi, def. 5. and 0f5^, 8 ; doo5idOODc8i, def. 6.
Derivative tnc6xf def. 3.
3DiQpi, def. 4.
:6io^cf)9 the white eel, title of Ear. Fab. No* 81.
>5i|S, def. 2.
»5ic8^, 8€e c8^, def. 2.
30i| \. CO. oai8i8S8it a basket made without bindings
at the top; 2« a certain small, biting insect^ having
a very slender neck ; Z. be excited, aronsedi in
commotion; 4« see the deriv ; 5. rednplioated,
ad^. in commotion , flurried, excited *as the mind
under the influence of fear ; 6. agitated, turmoil.
Q00D10O1, def. 6. see coooi, Cog. 1, coooi— coooioocBp,—
ODOOioooJ), see mm\% 0900ic8^ reappear, trans-
migrate ; (B^CDOOi, is to have that which has been
inserted in the flesh as a charm, from some ad-
verse cause, produce insanity, or other evil instead
of the good intended; 2. oooi, which see.
>oific6S| a species of def. 1. with a neck ; defi 2. found
on dirty garments.
smooooi, eee def. 1. unflnished basket.
oiooiicB^cB^, def. 5.
oic8^, CO. oaic8^ooic8i, def. 3. 6.
OlcBli CO. 001 c8^.
n\\ equality, sameness, evenness ; 1. Dock off, cut, eat,
or sever so as to leave the part obtuse ; 2. adv.
evenly, alike; 3. deriv. end, termination; the
78* ooi^c^io2tcfio&.
superlative degree; 4. cffix. eyennesi, particii)tr)f
the surface or the tops of things^ on end, CO. with
the term for maturey it indtcatee an ultimate de-
gree, aa most real or gen nine; 5. a basket for
the bones of the dead after the burning; 6. a post,
pillar and the like ; trunk of a tree ; 7. of a large
• trencher standing on a baee» to eat out of; 8. a
shorti chubbed fish, peculiar for biting off the lioe^
9. resemblci as one person does some other; 10.
generic nauie for ants; 11. a species of wasp or
hornet that builds ou the leaves of trees, several
varieties; 12. reduplicated, a large owl which at
night cries tuh^ tuhf ^, ; 13. the* rainbow ; 14.
a halo; 15. graze, as an arrow or ball; 16« prefix,
the worm that eats into clothes ; the holes thu
eaten; 18. tweezersi for plucking beard and the like.
o^ooiSooS, def. 12. ojooiSoi^, def. 2. tfiooiS, co.
c8ooi^c8e^ — c8ooi^, see def. 4. also cS. and dB.
•c6^ooi^, see def* 4. •oSiooi^. def. €. and •n5i,
a kind of shelf; •obiooi^i def. 2. and •cbi» oo^
ooiS, def. Id. cx)tooi^> def. 18. ooooiS, CO. dbco^S
obSxf def. 6. * a bamboo water-bucket ; c8^<^
ooiSoji c8pooiS8, SooSooiS, the pelican; 6^c30i^,
def. 4. ooySooi^, def. 4. oqooi^, co. oQOoi^wcg),
def, 6. Derivative, ooooiS, def. 3.
ooiSogS, CO. ODiSo.
oxiSc^i, CO. oDiSc^iooiScfi, def. 13.
ooi^c^icgi^^i CO. a halo round the sun, def. 14.
ooiSr^iogvdoo, CO. the rainbow descends to drink up
the water.
001
SgSog 737
n^8i, def« 6. red ant.
n^o5^o6y a small ant peculiar to wet' places.
n^o5^o8|t9 a generic name fpr termites.
n^Q&l$oot| a very small ant| bite very painfol.
n^ofi^oott a large ant of the same class* or, generally
found among that class.
»i^8t9 noose for catching birds etc.
nS8o)| the bad, biting ant.
n^oolgSiy small kind of do.
nSool^j 00* ooi^o5^ooi^0|, the red, acid ant; two species,
large and smalK
nSooiSo35, def..l2.
n^oo^tdy ooi^oo^tdSi, ooi^oo^idojt different species of
antSy distinguished for cocking up their hind part.
n^<^S settle* decide, terminate.
n^^S, CO. ooiSQSooiSoooi, def. 16.
nScBS, def. 8.
>i^tn^, 866 def. 2.
)iSf, CO. ooiSjooiScgS, def. 11.
n^ffodBt a species of def. 11, of which elepbants are
particularly afraid, hence the name.
»iS^oioo» species of def. 11, not larger than kernels
of dry rice, which is indicated by the name.
i^fi^9 species of ant, peculiar for its bad smell as
indicated by the name.
\S^9 oo^(x>i^f^^c8Soooot, def. 9.
i^SSx, a kind of ant distinguished for its smallness.
i^^8i8ifbt| an appellation given to any small reddish
antf .whose specific name is unknown.
i^^Sioj) a very small, black ant.
t3d <»ii
ooiSoiSf , CO. ooi^oiS^eioS, any large ant.
ODiSo^i the fire-anty a red ant whose bite smarts likl
a bnrn*
•ooi^8c8y the pot-bellied ant.
ooi^j|^8i| a reddish ant which makes its nest of eartl
which it carries up into trees for the purpose.
ooiSoS^o^i, CO. ooiSoSpo^iooiScftojii, a species of tn|
jellow round the middle, builds in the cavitie
of wood, bite severe,
tsoi^o^^y sadae i^s ooi^oo^.
ooi^o^^r^i, small ant, r^d and black, slim waist.
001^02^9 the black-toothed ant, bite severe.
OOlScS, CO. ooiSc^. •
ooiVcS^y def| 7. the name indicates that it is a plaa
of which ants are particularly fond, on accooBl
of the food they find there.
ooi^dS^, edible ant.
ooiS| 1. Same as ooi, 1. scarce; probably borrovd
from the Talcing; 2. reduplicated, adv. sonnd
lik6 that of soft bodies striking together ; 3. afii
want, famine; 4. deriv. calamity, want, wretched
ness.
odcoiSooodS, def. 4. cBScpiS, def. 3 ; ooooiSoof
neg. def. 1. Cog. ooooiS, Co. ooodiBoo^, def.*
03ooiS, do.
ooi5oooo5f see ooooi5oocx>5, Deriv.
ooiSooiS, def. 2.
ooiiy 1. (Bur. d^o^i) a strong building of brick, ston
or wood built on the ground, 2. a full, bloate
appearance, 3. reduplicated, ad^.- suddeli bobbing
0011 73d
or joltiDg motions; 4. affix, pertness and liffecta-
tion of manners % a bending backward or apward.
ooitn^ii, def. 4. see ^^ooit<xj}iff ; def. 4. see sb^ooiin^it.
ooitOioo^, a watch-tower.
QOitoDOOit, def. 2.
oaitooii, def. 3.
C30i^, 1. (Bnr. <^S}) an upright post} pillar, stakes &c.
2. affix, in an apright position ; 3. affix, plnmp,
ehnbby; clo£hes which are long, coming down to
the groandy so as to give a person a post-like
appearancOf 4. rednplicatedf adry^ sound like that
of chopping a large tree ; 5. dandle or jomp a
child upon the knees, a mode of amnsing children
among Karens.
^tooi^i def. 2. by stabbing ; ^looi^, def. 2. by
ponnding ; 00^031^, and oo|Sooi|So6^QOl^, def. 5.
001^ ^g^, «^ q1, 3.
ooi^oocDi^, def. 3.
001^001^1 def. 4.
odi^of ^9 a sign-post.
ooi^gi^, def. 3. see ooc^i^.
oai^ooijSy and ooi^ooi^ooi^oOi^i def. 3. also, clumsily.
ooi|58io9^8i, def. 1.
ooiiy 1. Form a cavity or hollow space) as by foldingi
rolling np the edgeSf recnrvating the ends, 2. fly
or sail round and round, ily in a circuit with
little or no motion of the wings ; 3. close as the
hand ; enclose in the hand ; compress, squeeze in
the hand; be in loose folds, crnmpled; contract
into folds; 4* adv. large, loose/* flowing, as gar-
740 ooiii^f
meots; 5. dip or ecoop up in the hollow of the
band ; join the hands and jump in a particnUr
.way, ae at foneral cerroonies ; 6. see derivativee;
7* affix, to verbsy hollownee^i want of stamina or
corporeity; hollowness in the center; .8. offix. to
nounsi curvedi rolled or bent op at the edgesi ends,
as large bamboo inatSi a spoon ; a measnre of
length from the elbow to the fist ; 9. turned to
one side ; partial, inclining to one purtyt prej-
udiced in tavor of one against another,
ooojjiooii, def. 7. see oDajji, ; oooduooix, 7. see oocsoii,;
^^oon, 8. ooSooiii 9. ob^cSioo^ooioooDtooSooii^
ooBoon, CO. ooSoonooSoSi, 7. ^jSooiit co. ^^oon
^^sS^t 8. fooii, see ^ , also def. 8. 8^^0011,
spoon flower, 'genus Michelia.' Cog. 000011,000011
00001, ODOi^lODOOIl, ODOOllcSp, 001>^1, OOC^IOOOOIl,
ooucoS, 0011 as in def. \. Z^ 4t\ see pooon.
ooiicoojl^, def. 2. see oooj|^.
oonooti CO. ooii6Otooii0Ot, def. 3.
ooiiooiofBi, def. 3. press ont with the hand.
ooiiodS, def. 3.
ooiiop^i o5Sooiiop^, an appellation given to large kites.
ooiiopSoDSi, def. 4.
ooiiciS^, def. 6. ooiig8^c5S, def. 6.
ooiicB^o&i dip up water.
ooiiS[^, CO. ooiiq^oonobSi def. 3. hencci numeral affia.
the quantity which may be grasped with the hand,
a handful,
ooiii^^f , CO* 001 iq^f 0011(^8^, close the hand, or close
in the hand.
opS 741
^TiqpcoSi fax>ld tight within the clenched fist.
DiT^coit CO. ooiii^^o5tooiiq^QOii hide^ ehot up in the
hollow of the hand.
oioonq^, a lompi or boloe of rice, which has^
been formed by compression within the hand.
diioS, CO. ooiioSooiioS, def. 3.
>iigiooii@i, CO. ooii^SoQnQi, def 4.
>ii^Soon6|n, CO. oon6|iiooiic|ii, adv. with a slow
jawkwardy confined gaitf as the walking of a per-
son in a long, flowing garment,
>iic^iij see coMCj^,
3iioS, CO. oon65.
yii&Sf CO. oonooooiioS, def. 1.
>110D0D^, CO. ooiioDo5pooiio3oof , def. !•
XllODoSp, CO. miXQ^CD^.
>iioDot, def. 2.
D 1. Make a shrill cry as the c88^, a species of
deer; 2. reduplicated, adv. imitative of the like
sonndsv; 3. used in adverbial phrases denoting de-
termination, rashness, spiritedness or haste in the
action spoken of*
oo^oop, f^o^QOp, def. 3.
poD^i, def. 3. see oo^i, 1.
^op, def. 2.
ffS 1. Pierce, pierce through, perforate; as the ear or
the nose; 2.. file on a string, stick, and the like;
thread as a needle; put on a series of rings, or
ferrules ; string as beads, lay hold of something one
b4b said or done in order, by litigation, to obtain
money from him ; weave basket-work ; the Bur-
man term for witnees) t. string fish, and the like
num. affix, files of things thtn strung; 4. aban^
doned} as a field from which all the produce bai
been gathered ; done, ceasedi as in bearing child
ren ; 5. see deriv. 6* affix, qualifying colore, fixed
not changeable ; lonelinesSi separated or cnt oi
from social intercourse; work, brought to a ter<
minatii>n, or completion; extinction; 7. redapli<
cated, adt). heavy, but dull sounds; '8. when, i
the time of.
OD^SopS, def. 6. ODojSopS, 6. and ooajS,; ^o^
4. f^opS, 8. oonopS, ooiiopSoo5i„«^ oDit,; aoo^'
ops,. 6. and cx>ojS ; oSopS, 6. and o5; O^ta^, w
oqtopSoS^oSt, 4. Q^opS, 3. go^ooopS, 3. Derive
tiyes, ooopi, oDopS.
opSS^, to string beads with little bells alternatelj.
opSoD^i, def. 2.
op^S, CO. ODtoD^, see def. 2. also def. 2.
opSopS, def. 7.
opSoot^Ss, def. «.
opSofSooflfi, bore the bufi^alo's nose to insert tb^
halter. ^
ops ^S, def. 1.
opS|S, CO. opS^SotjoS, and opS|Sc8^, def. 2.
opSoS^S, def. '2.
opS, 1. Cease, ^top, refrain from ; b^ finished, extinctj
cause to cease; 2. terminate, cokne to an eod
or close, proceed no further; 3. damp and coldj
moist' and pliant, as a fresh hide ; 4. grouade<^
stopped by strikibg the ground, as a ship or boat
5. name of a tree of the family Myresticacese ;
^. affixed to verbs, indicated the utmost degree,
(see Gram. sec. 16, 229.) attained foil growth or
the utmost size; .7. adj. — a preventive, that
which checks purging; 8* deriv. 7; cessation,
termination, or extinction, cut ofif by death ; 9.
stop, be stationary ; 10. reduplicated, adv. imitative
of sounds; 11. blacking a knife blade by holding
it in a flame;. 12. color the teeth with blacking
thus obtained.
oD^Sd^, def, 6. oooD^opS, 7. S^ajS, 6. CO. S^opS
8^^i, 6. attain full size, &c. \ §iopS, «. CDOpS, 9.
o^^ojS, — oooDis^^o^, 9. cSjSopS, Co. cS^opSoS^
ojt, 9. ^lOpSyS^i, extreme old age. Derivative,
oops, see def. 8., boopS*, def. 8. a shed used for
a stopping place in travelling.
iS8^i def. 3.
)So9^'[S, def. 3. and def. 3.
^opS, def. 10.
6Sp, def. 4.
6^ def. 5. opSoo^.
6c8t, — opScSio^oo, dof. 11. •
6c2» def. 12.
6og^, def. 1. generally connected with charms.
«, '(^Tavoy.) 1. In felling trees, fell one against another
to break it down; 2. see t^n, fight, contend, as
armies in battle.
*to^, def. 2.
1^, !• Push along, force one's way ia spite of obstmc-
ticAi, as thromfh thick ^ra«A or bushes : 2. fol-
744 oi
lowed by the term for neck, use obecene <
abusive language without regard to deceucjr : i
the nauQe of a black bird having the tail tippe
with white,
cfipsopp, def. 3.
opfcBS, dk 2.
opi, 1. Arrive, reach, as any place, period, or eveqt
2. when, untiU untot see Gram. sec. 33, 44, 51
230 ; 3, with c8i, the term for down affixe(
come into place, be to the point, exact, precise
be reduced, abated; 4. come to the same poii^
i. e. be equal, likci &c. reduplicated, thus mud
thus far, &c. 6. deriv. be astounded, confuse^
stupefied; 6. affix, adverbial; following of oJ
thing after another in close succession.
SSQ^ajxojif def. 6. ooooc8Sopi, def. 1. oD^g^
ooic8io5f the fever has gone down. Derivativ
ODopi, def. 5. 1
ODiioD|§oSi, unto this time.
opiopidBioji, def. 1. arrive.
opiaicx>e» at another time, again, furthermore, then,
ODicSidBSooi, fulfilled, kept a£f a promise.
opicSi, CO. opxc8i8tfl5, def. 3. opic8ic8ic8i, do.
opioSt, def. 4.
oDioSiao^f from this time forward.
OD, 1. A. whiTBtle, pipe? CO. of the tisrm for trampej
horn, bugle; also, CO. of the term for basket; i
with an adverbial affix, sudden, unexpected;
followed by an other root, short, as the blade I
a knife; 4. reduplicated, cK^v. sounds like thoi
745
of a whistle : 5. a speciee of basket^ small at the
top and broad at the bottom^ 6. thin, limpid as
liquids ; of a watery consistence ; 7. CO, to the
term for principal) superior,
oDOjcg^, def. 6. opojjo^, see oooji; ^0iJ'«-, d©f»
3. and cgl,; c5^iS^SO|JiSoj^, def. 7. and ojjiS^S,;
oilojoDOoS, def. 2.
o^ooooS, det. 2.
o^ooo^y 00. Oj^oaoj^cB^oocd, def,* 5. (sometimes Oj^ooc^,
see ooo^.)
o^Oj^, def. 4. • .
o^|i, def, 3.
o^jg, support the side of a wall, see o^oi.
0^^ 1. Bear, suffer, endure.; take, as the opinion of a
counsellor or decision of a judge, receive judg-
ment ; embrace, receive as instruction, or doctrine;
suffer as bodily affliction in consequence of former
. demerit, in distinction from the miseries of hell ;
2. negatively, not last or continue for any length
of time; 3. that which surrounds or embraces,
a long range of mountains, surrounding low lands;
the whiskers ; the eyebrow ; 4. with the term for
great affixed, a thing of great worth, or conse-
quence, hereditary property ; of great rank, power,
or authority; 5. suffer a defeat ; aid, help one out
of trouble ; meet, take what comes, stand one's
ground; submit to, as to hardships; the Burman
term for witness; take, hold of business with
energy and cordiality; entertain, as strangers;
become stout, large, full stature; uphold, be of
746 . ojj^^n
the same miod with ; safifer for aootberi or ia hU
stead ; suffer death ; 6. Dames of plants and things,
name of a tree, a small palm, nearly allied to
the areca ; dorian ; the morning star % the even-
ing star; a species of harp; 7. 8. rednplictted
adv. dall, heavy sonnds.
o^o^j def. 3. see o^,; ^Soj^, 3. see bSs; dBo^^
def. 6. oooj^S,— oo^iSooojS,— ocx)ic»o^S, def. 8.
oeoj^SS^odcSiS^, def. 4. O^oj^^O^cB, vow, male
a solemn promise. Derivative, oooj^S, ooojSodcB^,-
oooj^^ 0902^1 see cooj^f used to qualify sound.
ojW«S, def. 1.
oj^ojiS^oji, def. 5.
Oj^ojxcBxcfjXs def. 1. as favor, or blessing.
02^8, def. 5. see S.
Oj^^8^, def. 5. see S^.
oj^^Si, def. 6. receiver of the dawn.
Oj^^eo^, or oj^^f noj^^tt)^, def. 5.
02^^^^, def. 1 see 4p^^.
Oj^^»if, def. 5. also countenance, approve, uphold.
oj^Sooi, CO. oj^^ooiS^ooi, def. 1.
oj^^GHi-Oj^^eiiS^eii, bear for others, as the Savior for as*
03^00^, suffer in place of another.
o^^oo^, €0. oj^^oo^Q^^oo^, def. 5. see oo^x.
cqScrAS, def. 1.
oj>Soj^S, def. 8.
oj^obS, def. 6.
02^o&^, CO. cqhco^x.
<»^c8^c8^8, def. 5. see c6^, fat, plomfi.
bSoof^oo^^ clef. 1.
MobibJ^'i^ 'the defendent in a law-suit.
y^^^f do.
ijjSSi, CO. oj^^cBSSpooi, def. 5.
foScSi, slope down, as the end of a monntain range to
a plain.
jjjSbSot, (Bur. SoooSp,) def. 1.
nSoo^, CO, Oj^SaDf^^H^ii, def. 5.
jjSoS, def. 5.
nSool, def. 5. the receiver of the evening,
jj^SooiojSdB, def. 5. ojSooi co. t^pg^,
nS, 1. Cnt or broken off, or across, crossed; liquidate,
pay off, as a debt; 2. cut or break quite off,
sever; short, stump-like; short as garments;
isolated, solitary, without children or neighbors :
shortened dor. 3. the thing, is cut, or broken
off, headless ; figuratively, a whirlwind ; reck-
less, daring, fearless; cut off from children u e.
from child-bearing, barren ; 4. def. 1. come off,
as the Extremities of plants, as the extremities
from leprosy; obtain; be gashed, incised, as a
wound, cut off, as supplies ; averted, as the affec-
tions from an object; cut off, as by death; inter-
lock the hands ; 5. reduplicated, adv. sounds like
those of the porcupine. .
oc8xo-iSoj5, def. 3. see oocSi, 1.: ooSoj^S, CO. oo^oj^B
roSc^, def. 4. n6Soj5, see o5S,: o55oj5, see n6$,:
TO^cjaS, CO. o&poiSojS, see o5p,: ioj^B, def. 4.
Sto;^^ see 8i, Soj^S, 4. joj^BcBS, 3. |^oj5, co.
c^Xf : S^Oj^Sy cat or chop off: f^d)So2S, a she]
staff, see oj^5, ex. oiSoj^S, def, 4. also CO. oofi
oo^oj^S, CO. oo^oj^Sod^od), def. 4. cSioj^B, c
cSiOj^ScSiooS, 4. yicSiojSt see syi ; cSioj^ScBid
see «8, oDsojB, 4. oSojS, 4. (»oiSoj^S, 4.
ojSoDOjio^, see coo^x.
oj^ScgS, def. 2.
ojScBS, CO. ojScB5oj5d8S, def. 3.
oj^6[C^, as glojSc^, — dbiojSc^, &c. def. 8,
Oj)S$^9 def. 3. withoat a head or tpp.
o^SSy—hoiSS, def. 2.
ooSSs, see dl^^i o&ed as a medicinal pouUicOo
Oj^SojS, def. 5.
oj5@^8p, def. 2.
odScSs, o^ojScSti chop off the tip.
ojSo^, CO. 0^58.
o^S^tSob^, def. 2.
oj^58, CO' oj^Sofoj^SS, def. 3. ^lo^SSyi^ofii, a bar|
person.
doS^^fiy let the day pass, procrastinate. |
Oj>S%S| name of a bird, whose cry sounds o^S^Soj^Sd
o^Soo^oo^, def. 2. as the ears, nose^ tail, or od
things,
oj^So5, — oo^^^cSio^Soo, sloaghi cbme off as lepra
limbs &c.
oj^SooiSfoiS, def. 2.
02t» 1. Bind or tie together, as the hands or feet
with varioas affixes, tie fast or tight togethi
adv. a concreted mass ; fish for small prawns, &
ojioocdS 749
t • •• •
&c. ; 3. redaplioated, Boand like that made by
the lipe in sacking; 4, derive name of a tree,
embracing several species of Barringtonia.
Cog, ooj^t, CO. ooj^ioQaty def. 4. ^^S^8^^o&.
s^tcoS. def, 2-.
jj^to^if def. 3. oj^tojItcMdoi, do.
)j^t|S| def. 2. as ODooto^tgSy %fr)\cqt^S^.ses mcox.
Jj^t^^j def. 2. done with a og. .
tj^f !• Introdace water, or something else, into a person
by witchcraft so as to kill him: 2, a hammer;
3. sonnd like that of the splitting of bamboos;
a species of basket; 4.0og. def. 3. 5, rednplica-
ted, cuiv. hollow sonnds; 6. ajias. pot-bellied ; «
species of frogy named from the sound it makes;
a species of blue bird, named from the sonnd it
makes*
(bto^^oj^f def. 6. ^oipS^f 6. ^Soj^, 6 Deriva-
tive, ^^02^b^QoS, def. 3.
iqpcoQoS^ def. 3.
ij^oDc^y CO. cq^coc^S^coSf def. 3. o^ooo^^ do.
■2^0^, def* 5.; cq^cqpS^S^y do. .
qP^i^ixy see ^, def. 3.
q\, 1. A partition, wall, as of a house; 2. numerous
and prominent, as pumpkins, &c. in a field ; large,
strong, hale, as persons; 3. c^v. sounds as
walking on the ground ; 4. something projninent,
sticking up and motionless.
•oSio^iSi, def. 2. and •q5i. Deriv. ODo^iodooS,
def. 4.
^lOoooS, def. 4.
^0 JO^o^
^^, def. 1. and 9, ttbe jowgin Af tj^e Afipr tki^
extends ^beyond ithe side o£ (be hoQ«e.
oj^ifi^o&iy def. 1. and fi^ooi| close by tbe foot of 1
partitioni in the angle formed by it and tbe4oor
oj^ioi) def. 1. o^ioicfii, d^f. 1. and cSi^ on tbe wtll
oj^iSi, — aQ&to^iSiy def. 2.
02io&^ig6^i def. 3.
o^ioj^oj^ioc^^y def. 8.
00| 1 Create ; form, make an image, perform, as ai^
kind of work ; fit- up the knot of hair on the
of the head ; dress up ; adorn one's self wil
apparel; insert; (not common ;) 2. reduplicai
Och. soand, like that of ponnding iron ; like
made by a small species of kite; 3. see deri
4. CO. arrange, set in order; a small kind of kit
5. with affix, tensely^ as a rope tightly drawl
narrow, strait, confined, as a hole.
o^oDOOudiiy same as def/ 1. see oj), ; Soo, i4
4. CO. p^^^9 oSSS^oo, def. 4. cS^oo^oo, a smi
bird, plover; fS^co^coiSf do. Derivativei ox
tooS\y see 0000.
0000006, deft 5.
000D91 def. 5.
0000^. CO, oono^ootoo^, def. 1.
0000, def. 2.
o9dB^, as oDdB^S^, CO. (odB^SpcBjSei, def. 1.
00006S9 2. also the name of the bird .which mab
such noise.
KBp»fso\\9 def. 1.
Wfpi drf. I;
xSf de(. 1. •
9— »^9 as <^iooyi^ty del* 1. God ereat^d u«;
MOODt, def» 1. also create &e^ dbnf or Kle.
^dS§^^^9 build apr, promote the ioterests^ of i. toWit
o^ ootnlftry.
^of ooinf f a plUQt of the goord familji Lnfb acntangala.
b^j !• Ca^t away ofr down a large or heiary object,
be decidedv iisttledy steadfaeft, anwsireriag naoneri
codditioOf &cr.; 2. part, imperativ^e model 3t, par-
ticte of past tense, see Chbm. see. 2dl. ; 4. fl(ffixed»
abandonment of the obfecty a depressed but even
surface, extended in a flat^ even mander; reject ;
consigning to ruin, give up an action; plain*
even, void, open space of ground^ &c. ; Su e;cten-»
ded lironnd In a oircaiar form, as the web of a
* spider, a rin'g-worm, &c. ; insertf put into, as
into a basket or vessel ; extend the breath as in
a long continued cry; throw down, cast away,
abandon to ruin ; wane, as the moon ; 6w intensive^
very, excessively.
cocqScfiAi see ooc^,; d^oAf €0. og^oo^§i«»^, def.
4.; ogScd^ogS, <?o.; 4^0D^cSi, see i^^^i,ob»^,and
001, is probably the more correct sprelling, see oooi
odSi, dBoo^, def. 2. and 4. oo^Soo^ootiSi) a thing
like this^ 4bc. def. 1.; o^cd^, it was ^S oof, def.
4. oS\<ioSS\^ def. 5. cfi^^dBoof, def. 2. Oog. od
&^ €0. o^OfASvs^ a remnant^ somethm|[ left.
Y68 on
00^0081, def. 5.
OD^|S CO. oo^jS&igS, def. 6. often oo^}^.
oAm^sQtoV'f unpack clolhe& &c. kept for ^an oeeadon,
coSoGgS, def. 5. see ocgS.
oo^etf said to be need for o^^i^ split.
ooScSi, and ooScSingS, def. 5.
oo^c6ts§8^, see s§, cast down headlong.
00^ 1. Insert^ put into, ae into a basket or .vessel; 2.
lighty strong, very, bright ; a species of snailf tbe
name is given from the sound it is said to make
by striking -its 3hell against things ; a kind of
bird, the name is given in imitation of the noiee
it makes; the snlphuret of antimony; 3. re-
duplicated, adv. sharp, ringing sonnds.
cB^oo^oo, def. 2. see od,; odi^oo^c^^, 2.
OD^noooSt def. 2.
oo^P9^, def. 2.
00^00^, def.^3. cS^ootdSpoo^^,; Sooo^dB^oo^o^^.
oo^jS, def/l.
ooi 1. The pinching claws of the crab, prawn^ and
scorpion ; a kind of snare or neose used in catching
wild fowls; num. affiw. applied to bnnches, or
clusters of frait ; cook rice in a bamboo instead
of a pot; 2. CO. of tbe term for cooking, inte^
stice ; hole ; 8. affim. cooked, done through, done
internally ; fixed or confined to a spot within eer
tain limits, or degrees, as human skill; 4. the
depressed part between the shoulders ; a eeorpioo;
a kind of pan or platter, generally of brass.
c^ii def. 2. and c^,; fpcots^i, 4. obooi, and
8booi8^9 def. 1, S. and sb,; ^^if def. !• ^^c8
001^ «tfd s^^,; oo^oot» def. 2. and ooV.; oooi^^
def. 4. oooiy def. 3. SeioooDioo^. do. neg.; c8t
001, def. 3. cSooi, def. 4.
Cog. ooooii a mountain plant; co. coo^i,; ^^ob
ooi, a species of the arum plant, see ^^, and
noooi,: ooooi^ co ooooxoooo^, form an interstice or
space between 9 as by stretching oat and apart as
the arms or legs ; oooi, co. 0^9 qnick, energetic;
oooii or oooiocSt) jump, or throw the body about,
as a fish ; or as a person strnggling to get loose
when held ; 0300X| co. 030010000^, same as ooooi.
^i8^9 same as def. 1.
}ioXf def. 1. and 2. as ooio\8qi cook rice, put it on
plates.
{loSty distill liqnors see f^\.
nSiooiSi, def. 3.
> 1. Make smooth or even by hewing, hew; spread,
flatten, as^dongh, or any plastic snbstance; take
np rice, &c. in the hand, as to eat it ; say, tell,
tell over circumstantially or with minnteness; 2.
carving or cutting with the point of an instru-
ment ; interpret something said ; a species of
• witch or demon ; name of a tyrant, who gover-
ned Tavoy a few years before its conquest by
the English; 3. deriv. hastily, energetically; 4.
afim. farrowed, wrinkled, as the skin of an aged
person.
jtcd^ogiob, def. 4. Odc^, def. 1. also, same as def. 1.
Oog. 006, as Q^uob, and o^oob, def. 3.
^^ /it
76* AS
^^5??lp? 4«^r ?• an^Mg oooj^, «». and.
obdgt, def. 2. eo. c^tcqi.
<5!l<iS; det 2,,
oiipoH^pO. Sppo^ooS or SSooSc^oo'i, aame as def . 2.
<3^d|(:^.op)9 «^ c9f 6* crackliag soi^nd.
<^d3c^c0f *^ c8, 5^ qpja^relling. blow for blow.
<igS, def. 2. *^ ojfcJbgS, employ one to inflict evil
on others,
(^09^9 same as def. 1. JUaul c^oo^i^gg^^ do. inform.
^^» <^« ^rSO^^^i <l^f* 2. hew smooth.
d>oi, same as def. 1. cook rice, set it on for food.
obc8i, CO. 6bc8c^o8i, def. 2. ^confess.
obQ^j def. 2. a tyrant who governed Tavoj.
oboj^i hew timber.
(^OD^t, def. 2. hew straight.
&>S, 1. A bag, such, as is ^^ed for grain, hence nnn.
atfix, applied to such bags; 2. witl^ aneqaalt
irregular motion, limpingly; from side to side,
as in crossing and recrossing a stream, &c. split-
ting, severing ; in funeral ceremoniesi the oatlineB
of a tree drawn on a winnowing fan ; 3. derir.
a dell or deep )iollow between hills; lean agaiost,
trust in,; 4. ajix, blurred, indistinct appearance',
neatf befitting manner; glossy appearance; lay i
thir\g athwart or cross \vi8^. ^
oD^SobS, iief. .4. q?<5iSfliS, ^. o/:i^\4^\ 4. j^oi>^oi,
4. o1obSc85,4.;8(>bS(«i, 4. l^obS, 4. 8SoSScei,
4. to ex. ana oDit is u^'ed^' ab a particTe, to give
an adverbial form to iixe foois witH wbibh tt is
cpooJiined. Oog. co^^. and ooob^ajtt def. 3. c8i
OQa>^aoi*9 be in tbe form oiao.i oobXf 3.
3p, <fef. ^ 1 • colors variegated.
^, as olSScfiS, de^. 4.
ii^i, 2. and' I.
hHd^, iet 2.
I^t, <ief. 2.
hSixmKix, def. 1-
&S, 1. Separate from, detach the parts bj cattingi
breaking, or other means; speecby decisive, de-
^nite, to the point; chapped, laceratedi cat,
galled by being bound ioo tightly ; fissnred, cut
off*, terminatedy as life^ eicpire; 2. oo. measure,
aa the length of a thing; pattern, example, simili-
tude; doi 3. all about, all over or throughout
the place ; inclining, or beveling, obliquely tOr
wards, athwart, crosswise ; come off, break off
ID speaking, be to the point, just ready to expire,
dying; decide, fix on a plan, give directions how
to do or act; 4. deriv. put in order, arrange;
convulse, be distored &c«, roll from side to
aide, writhe, short illness terminating in death ;
5. afix. a small palm, nearly allied to the areoa;
a specieeTof lizard; lacerated ; ball of thread ; brush
awayi push, or beat down, pull apart, thwart,
hinder, interfere witn, fall from ; be tenacious,
7S6 6^
streDnone, 8et upon ; a kind of epirits or Ije used
io Da,t offeringe; fall off, as the flesb left, or fallen
behiod,
oDcSiobS, 00. ooc8io65oc>c8itfl, defl 5. oocBi&wxfii
<^S, use a simile, give an example; ojtobS, bS
<fe5, see def. 5. cfiSo65, 5. 8^066^; ^o65, 1.; mS
o65, 5.; oj^SobS, cSobS, cfio65, toctai,; dB^,
S^obS, ; ^(§S, as cx^^ijS^obS, 5. §6bS, tear off §^
c^S, 5. ; §Sc8iob5, S.; jgiobB, I, ^^6bS» and ^
obSogS, 9^o3oo6bSoo8^, QiobS,; qi<^Sc8x, cBiobS,
or cSio^^dBiobS, o3idbS, 1. o3300^o6S, oSto6S,Q^co
ooobSoob^, d8^6bB^% 5. o^jSobS, 5.; ooc^S, 2. ooS
odobS, 2. 0dotc8i(^S, OQ^S, 5* c8^c8i6bS, 5.
Cog. ooobS, def. 4. 00. odc8i,; oo<^, def. 4. m
ooobS and componnds ; ooobSq^obSf, def. 4,;
o3ob5,.i-a)ob5oc>c85, def. 4.
cbSecoSooS, as cS^obSeooSooS, see def. 3. and etoS, 1.
obBifii, def. 3. ScBiciiSdBi, see dBi, 3.
obSooSoi, def. 3. as ifipobSooSoi.
cabSobSeflefl, thoronghly.
cbSobS^SobS, do. imitative of sound.
6b5c8x, CO. <^6o6Sob5c8i, def, 3. and 5.
^So&, a river.
obSog^oo^oDi, see og^, 3.
obS§t, dof. 3. d>5gtg8, 3 and
obSo^icSo^i, def. 3. as gioocbobSc^icBo^t.
6bSc8\, CO. ^c8xobSc6i| def. 3.; c^ScBto^icSi, tell,
confess.
obt 1. (Bur. G^oS.) set fire to; set a fighting, qnarreli
dispute violently,; 2. pressed or crowded fnll;
•o6f«o? 767
a smalli plnrop person or animaly adv. soond like
that of several persons chopping,; children, some
large and some small ; with agilitj^ or alacrity^
3» deriv. insane, half-witted > crazj ; 4. q^. a
fighting co<!k, fighting buffalo, a goat ; 5. redapli-
catedy shorty qnick^ repeated acts, pick np t>ne
after another, see also def. 2.
^lobtobt, def. 5. ^cDo^t, def. 4.; ooK^tobi^ 5. qt
obi, 4.; of^obi, 4.; ^obicbt, and ^^dbi^t, 4,
Derivative, cx>obt| def. 3/
^tc8, def. 1. set cocks to fighting; set a fighting
cock in the j angle to induce other. cocks or hens
to come by which means thej are ensnared and
caught.
loofS, def. 2. as 6i6btoof S.
fcx>)^S, def. 2. as S^oo^obtoo^. *
^obt, def. 5* as ^tobtobt,— ooiobiobt.
MobkSfcSi, def. 2.
^ic8iQOtobK6tooi, def. 2.
«cBp, def. 1.
•oof^S, def. 1.
i^iobibt, def. 2. as oDtobtbtobibi.
iobtdbiobi, def. 2. og^Scbtoo^obiobtobi^,
•c65, def. 1.
p, 1. Put, place, promote, build; 2. a species of
plantain, very ^hort or chubbed ; a small kind
of pot ; 3. the water melon, 4. deriv. hastily,
hnrriedlyi without due order. .
Derivative, vob^, Qob^ocB^, def. 4.
^cx>|5 see cBoJ), coin, money.
is4 ' df •
A^Sl eiiSDaye wil<l fo^s;
a!jp'c«i-aicgaij^, dkf. 21 obp<«bjt— 68p*<fl, vmHetieB
of do: the black; a:n^ tHe ithite.
cS^S; dht. 3. (o$, TaV. but the oiCfier is adtiStted to
be the ancient namel.)
oS^\BpfiSf ensnare phealsants.
obpdB^, def. 1.
oSfb^cS, def. 2.
obi, 1. Oracky have a slight firotrre; smatlF species of
wasp, bailds in holed; Oram. sec. S33.; 2. haie
a^ lai'ge or wide crack, cfacked ; pot-WKed db-
tended, bloated, split open; 3. affix, rehearse,
proclaim, preach ^ 4. deriv. move a thing abovl
in the month in order to see how it tastefj
smack the lips.
»pc5bi * 00. »^(fcicSS(fti, def. 8. Deriv. odbi, <fcf. 1
obinglogi, bef. 2.
obinotngi, do.
obidB^, def. 2.
obto^^o^f def. 2. see Oj^.
<^iei, CO. obioiSobiei, def. 2.
cS, 1. Help, aid, come to one's assistance; strike, bit
against, thump ; strike as the rays of the sod,
wither; rouse the wind, by calling it; split witk
si wedge, drive a wedge; longest or most pro-
minent, as of toes, iSngers, hotise posts, the center
post or posts; 2, yawning, as a hollow or f^^in
heedless, reckless aid ; a species of lizard » ssiB
gongs of ditferent sizes combined, a Bur^'^*
strument of music; co. first, oHginil; 4. ™M
. of .^h« cotton jp^nt ; iBonnd of.tlie jjews-ha^; a
BpecieB ofbird; a kind of carry; a person who is
80 thin that the bone& stiqk out ; 3, redaplioatedy
cry repeatedly for aid; also sonnd like tnat of a
small gqn^; 4. deriv, epilepsy; set oni teach
young dogs to bite ; 5. ajix. withered by a blast
of hBat, snn-bnrnt;' punch, or thrust with the
end of a thing; see def. 2. a kind of ulcer, en-
larges by sloughing; name of a plant.
8^^S<fi, def. 1. ^<|Scfi, 1. ^iSc^f 2. see tbi,;
8d)<£t 5. see 8o1, ; ^8c8, co. sbsdS^t^, 5. see
«b«, ; d3Sc8, CO. d3Sc8d3Soo1, 5. cx>^c8, co. ooj5c8
oo^oot, 1. q5c8, 5. ^Sc8cDpooS, 1. Cog. oDcfic^i ,
def. 4.; oc8, co. ocBuool, oc8c8, def. 4.
cBcoooS, def. 2. qiooodscBooodS,
^ooo5t, def* 2.; o^^^ic^cBccoSt, the ratnhole appears
very opeli.
c8ooo5i, def. !• ; c8ooo5ic8c8| a phrase used in calling
the wind.
c8c8oD^, a garden vegetable.
c8o^, as obicBc^, def. 2. see obi.,
S^, CO. dBS^^o^, def. 2.
cSsiif CO. cBsii^ieii^ def. 2. ; oocBoo^iOD^, does not
assist.
00^1, see cBsii.
cB^S, def. 2. large house lizard, touktay.
c8ox888^y def. 2. small gong, name imitative of its
^ tones.
%B, def. 3. help, help.
^fd^f* 2.eo. oSSp, as oSSfcfioot.
T6f <m
cB^^y meet from opposite directions as two penoni
travelling.
cScS^t def. 2. cultivated in Siam.
Sci^^, def. 2. ai%vDx c8^c8cj|pc&if^.
<flc8aDcB, def. 2. cfijSoDcocxjS^xcSjScBcScxxB.
cSo^^y CO. cBoD^cSojS, def. 1. split timber.
<BSi\, def. 2.\ee Sp\.
cS^ 1. Hold on tO) retain in memory, observe; brass, oi
copper; co. for silver? ponnd, beat, throst, ai
with pestle; repeat from memory ; bud for flower*
ing ; be cautions ; handle, as of a cleaver or axe
00. sell} a sale; 2. 4ijix. a superior kind of brass
push out of place, with the end of a thing; ris
as clouds leaving a clear sky below; obBem
carefully; put forth flower buds ; mark, pay clou
attention so as remember; term for bangles; ti
learn or understand, study ; 3. affig% wantoalj
willfully, perversely ; titlp of a Kar. Fab.^ a pes-
tle; gaze at; a small cross-bow pertaining to ft*
neral ceremonies; moved out of place, as a ruleii
measuring ; a small mortar ; have throbbing pain
Hibiscus macrophyllus ; a stick or instruaient tx
thrust; stub the toes; in the outer corner of tlu
eye ; pass below the mark aimed at; 4. derir. tb
silk- worm ; silk.
oDcSScBS, def. 3. see cocSS,; oiSd5S8i, 'o^dSS, t
see 0^^,; ngScSS, 8. see "g^flf cfiSoi, 8.; ©cfiS, Sj
jSicSSSi, money; ooi^cB^, see eoif,; ooi}5c8Sa8,3i
^icB^, 3. 0988bic8^i 3. ^^cfi^, 3. a3^^<fi^. see as
^^91 ^^c8^> 3- e8c8^o5S| commit to memorj
read till familiar with 00^08^, or oo^cS^OO^o&l,
3. b5<SU, 8. c8icfiS, (fip<8SG8{5co1. Derivatives,
ooc8S, and oocSS, def. 4. and nee oocSS,
cS^oocB^, def. 2. lustre said to resemble that of gold.
(S^coob, def. 2. c8SoDcbcg5oooDi, *^ oocb, 2.
cfi^Si, def, 2.
cSSdoI— cSl^^cSSooJ, commit a leeson to memory,
c8^#n» CO. c8Ssiic8S8S, help pound.
cS^oocb, def. 2. and G0^0di^c8^ooc^oocx)t.
g8Scx5)8^, def. 1. repeat from memory, .
cfiSoocflSooi, def. 2! <SSo6-ooi, def. 2.
c8^g8^ !• 8c8^c8^o5ooS4o5r it has put forih one flower
bud.
g8^%9 00. c8^G^c8^ p^i def. 1. pound new rice into a
kind of pastry for eating.
cB^^SttoS, def. 2.
cS^f^^^eoS, def. 2. do.
cB^f^ CO. cfi^^^otf^^.def. 2.
cBW, with a^i prefixed, def. 3.
dS^oS, CO. g8i6Sg8^oS, def. 2. oicS^oS, a kind of bread
or pastry made of rice by beating it in a mortar.
dS^Si, def. 2. as 0&§pcS^3i.
c8^f9«, def. 2.
cfi^eii do.
cSSd5, def. 2.
dSScS, dcrf. 2.
<8^o1, def. 2.
cBS 1. Intend, resolve, plan, determine upon ; a stock-
ade; reproachi deride; the height of an animal
from the ground to the part aimed at in construct-
ins a epear trap : nameral cMx. in Bpeakine of
ench heights ; 2. co. of preachi promalgei ^;
'' "'* ,■'.%' ■ . *' *' y ' ; •" ,
great height, as an elephaot, referring to the
height required in setting a spear trap; the term
for proroalget talk) reproach one for his low con-
dition, or inability to support his family ; chao^e,
as money; 3. a^. in a projectingf promineDt
manner; bulging; jumbled, crowded together;
sleep out, as in tra Telling; bear off, to adistSDce;
shake all over, as the limbs of the aged,
co^5c8{S, see cx)^5,; od8Sc85> see co8S,;*#c6tc85,
see •c8t,: ©Sc85, co. fcJSobi,; oo^BcfiS, see def. 2,
00^5,; 6c85. co, ocSSocgi, def. 3. 6c85, eo. ocJBS
oogi, 3. o;^ic65, €0. oj^sdBSojscjS, 3. odcBS, oo<8l
oedS, def. U Cog. ooc8S, 1. suddenly and withool
apparent cause, ocBS, S^ocBS, 09c8S,. co. 03c8Sa9
ooS, ooc85,; oSoDcSS, same as o5ooc85.
cBSeo, intend or determine to ask for, def. 1 ; a line i
stockade.
cBSool, CO. c8Se)oSc85oo«, determine, or plan to fleet
def. 1.
•cSBocT). determine to sell ; deride severely.
c86ooi8^^, CO* cBSooiQ^^ooib, a stockade of thorns.
c65(fei, def. 2. CO. ©f ^i, see &{S.
c8S8S, CO. c8S8^«6ooi, def, 2. ; feel great malevolence
towards.
cSSoS, def. 2. 00. ooifcBp, as ooipr8pc85u5.
cBSqi, act from conjecture.
cSScbi, def. 1. and c6i, plan to go.
cfiScSi, def. 2. and
BSaot» def. 1* and oDit plan to move, from a place.
BS8100S819 def. 1.; fibtcSSfibiooS, set up posts for a
Blockade.
Bt ]• The breaatSf ronnd, firm^ not peDdaot; 00* county
enumerate ; 2. affix, a tree, *^ Garchiia cambogia;''
toachi thrusti point at, as with the end of the
finger ; co. sticking np> or oat, projectingly, prom*
inentlj; eo. smoothi glossy; inoonsideratCi blun-
dering, hasty manner ; warts particularly on the
chin; co. great wilderness.
dpcSio, def. 2« see o^,; y^^^cSscDi, def. 2.
hcocQt def. 2. ; cSiooo^, and cStoDo^, do.
liogS. def. 2. ? 6SngSc8iogS, count.
fca>^, def. 2.; cSpcBtoD^S,; poiooi^c8tcx)^6.
lcoo€9, see 0810009, and 0009, 6.
fcooi, eo. yS^S.
)tbi| def. 2. 00. 00001.
iiG^i^x, def. 2.
iMooa^f see cBsoccq.
t^ 1. Globular, roundish weights, used in weighing
with scales ; 2. affix, a bell ; pressed and heaping
full; chubbed, also a short, thick species of
thousand-legged worm ; 3. reduplicated, sound
like the tones of a bell; 4. affix, a deep ravine,
or dell, as among mountains; a species of snail ;
a buffalo bell made .of wood ; bells in general ;
furrowed; corrugated, as the skin ; 5. numeral af-
fix, applied to things globular, or roundish; the
eyeball.
rgScB^c^, def. 4. see ogS,; ^^oOigB^, and cotcB|S,
4» X.
7W «Bi.
def. i. and see o^tcB^, ; oSicS^, deC «. f^^BHI^
4. ; c^cB^o^, 4.
cB^o^^t def. i.
S^S^. CO. cB^oDcS^cS^oidS^ def. 2.
cB|3o6i, def. 2.* see c&\f 5^ .
(fi^cd^, def. 3«; cfi^og^^yiSdS^^oS^.
c8^g8^02V def. 2.
cSii 1* Convey, as by the wind; oonvey, m arCu^ by
a boat; inark, rale, linei as paper; a bridge,
wharf; stripe, striped ; the lines io the palms of
the hands; on the soles of .the feet; ohanneli
stream ; a seam, ip sewing; make a bridge; 3^
draw a line round, striped in lines; eoovey toj
wards; striped across, aroand, not leogthwiesj
name of several trees, one so called is a 8peoieio(
Grewiae; marked with long, narrow lines;
lower ends of the bamboos in a roof, eaves;
to hang things upon ; oo. gully ; oonvey
a stream with a boat or raft ; deep ohaoDel w<m^
by water; 3. nwn. affix^ sections of thinge, At\
4. deriv. convey ideas through the organs of apeeckj
speak, converse; oo. thrashing or throwing tb
body about ; 5. tall or long, symmetrical ; a spoM
or trough in which water is conveyed; name of i
tree bearing sour, ediblb fruit; burning fieldi,
burn with a hissing noise and go out or be ex^
tinguished, supposed by Karens to be the worl
of dragons.
oodBicSi, 00. oocSioo^oodBicBti see codSi, 8jS(Si
def. 1. ^v 1. o^^c8^ m« i^o^^s ^*^ <^
les; m
S lit
Q5c8io5lngS, 5« o58^c8i, 5. and ooBicS^c^f— -odBi
(Sio^t,— o<fii(Siojc85, def. 5. 85<fii, 00. 85dBi
02^<o, def. U 8^c8i, 5. oocSif <>&. oocdiooingS, X.
do. or OQcSiooS, 1. Cog. oocSiy bc8i, 4. oo.- ocox.
BiooSif a>. c8ioo5^c8ioo8i» def. 2.
6i<^, def. 2. «^ qg.
^\<^f def. 2. also, co. cBio^S.
Sii6iy def. 1. aooSic8it3ioo^8to^^^ao^o^S.
8102$, CO. cSio^ScSic^f def. 2. as garments.
Bi^y def. 2.; cSi^^^y a species oi do. distingaished
tor its long leaves*
&i^, def. 2. 5 o5^c8i^So5pc8i(a5, 4i>.
SiqSgSf supposed to be the uame of a person; it is
found in Karen song.
3i|g, def. 2. much the same as cSiqg« but the lines
are broader.
B\88^t def. 2. ^tc8^» is the term used in Tavoj.
BicB, def. 2. f ^ic8, do.
3i^^, def. 2. CO. cdioj.
)io^8i, def. 2. c8ioj^8ij^fo6o^tooia^i.
SidBi, def. 2. and cBic8if|> cSicSioohcxjl^' cBic8io;^«
Jicj, Co. cBiojcBiogS, def. 2. cSic^cSi^p, <fo. *
Iio^,— cSiojcBty and cSicjcSS, see odBicSiaj, above.
KSidBSi, def. 1.
I, 1. True; exact, unvarying; not deviating from
rulci not deceptive, unimpeachable; 2. carry on
the jiead, place upon, as on the top of rollers ;
3. obstruct, bound, limit, as with a fence, stake
around; ^. in making poetry , make couplets which
we . c6
rhyme with each other; 5« the slQepers or mtin
Bapporters of a floor; qnick of bearing, correct
in diBtingnishing BoaodB ; upright, true, Binoere,
^oilelesB; 6. with other termB affixed, BUCceadTe
BerieBf layers odo above or beyond another ; coin
money ; placed upon by way of trial ; 7. maintain
one's integrity, raise, pry up by being under^
neath ; name of a Karen fable ; tie np or fasten,
strike athwart ; put on the floor supporters which
also serve to hold the posts upright; spontan-
eously, voluntarily; a pencil, particularly the white
JBtone pencil ; stray off, or dwell alone ; jaggery, or
native sugar, treacle, toddy water; ToungthooB{
the shaddock tree 3. num. affix, loads carried ob
the head, Oram. sec. 235 ; 4. reduplicated, ade,
traly, verily, sinceiely, plainly, without any hid-
den or figurative import, to be relied upon ; 5.
affix, take a careful and correct view; protoh
berance on the head of the rhinoceros-bird, and
the heads of certain beetles ; a strip of red dotb
around the top of some Karen wallets; the part
of a spinning wheel into which the spindle is
fixed ; stop, cease, desist from ; a species of hob-
goblin ; adv. sound like the crackling of a jungle
fire adv. blow for blow, word for word, as in
quarrelling; the water-melon; title of a fable;
little hillocks rising in a plain ; the double teeth
or grinders {^. counterpart, match; a predilection;
betroth ; live by honest means, be upright in
dealings. * - .
ngSc8, ,co. ngSc8flg^c8i, defc 6, view justlji see cgS,?
ocBy def. 5. see o, ; S^cS^ 5.; dBcB, jast view, stop,
CO, Sco^f'j QoScS, CO. mSSco^^Sf 1. jnsticet do.
CO. oo^dSoo^^ii 1. {20. or oo^o^oo^cB, and oo^
oo^cSi, 1« oo^^^^cBy 5.^ ojlHcoSSf pat one's self
aoder oath or solemo engageraent; dbcSoo^i 5.
6b<fi66c8, 5.; 66^c8> 5.; ^cji^cBoi, 5. ; f^o5Sc8di
00^0^^, 5. ; f ^cSoD^ii see oo^i. 9.; oo^cB, 6. &
089 5.; o^cB, 5. CO. ODi^f^j,; cSicB, 5,; oocBi 6.
CO. dB.: oTe^. 1. ob^c^, (W. ob^cfiStoSt, 5.; cS^cS.
5, cS^cBco^, eat a thing to see if we can come to
like it.
B00001, def. 2. on top, series,
Booo^t, def. 2. see ooa^t, 4. false oath.
Boo^if— ^cBoo^i, see oo^i, 9.
Boo), def, 2. called by some objSoo^, coin.
Boo^, def. 2* try a load to be carried on the head.
Bcg^t CO. cStooicBc^^f def. 2. instigate law-saits.
:Bdt oars, paddles, row a raft with oars,
iBoi, def. 2. also ased as cBnoo^Si see ex. and
B|, def. 2. cB^dB^, ^/o. place on top.
6^, def. Fable, No. 28.
BodS, def. 2. tie fast.
Booj^i def. 2. same as cB^. ,
Boo^, def. 1. cBoo^cBoori^,' see oo|, 1,
Boa^^, def. 2. and 1. obstruct*
B09S1 CO. ScoSSvoS, def. 2. obstruct.
Bd6Si touktay, a large lizard so called from his cry,
a species of gecko.
B<B, CO. cBcBcSicSi, def. 4. jnstly, righteoosly.
SfHSSi <h2i^. Boimd m^ bj ihe einging of « beD.
cSotf), def. 1. Ao amiiBein^Dt of yonthy one part^ gi^es
a line in veree aad the other gives AD^ther in ao-
'flwer, to rhyme with iu
cficS^t def. 2. place upon the top.
c8|» def. 2. see Gram. sec. 236.
c8^iC2» a flowering shrnb of the genns MemecjloD.
cBocBy def. 2. slate-pencil.
c8^, 00. gS^cBqSi, def. 2. cS^ngS, do. stray off.
c6^9 be nplield, as a fallen tree by its limbs.
cBodS^l^t, 1. o5S^i, take an oath on the oath-book.
cBoby def. 2, cBoboo, palm sap do. molasses.
c8g8i, def. 2. ; c8c8i85c8, lay the supporters of tb«
floor of a crib.
c8o9tf)y^, def. 2* oDtfl^^y breast.
<6a2» def. 2. see cS^oj^, Tonngthoos.
cBoS, def. 2. often SS, shaddoc.
c8^, 1. Strike* beat as with a stick, bend and lay tht
lower part of the leg npon the floor, gronndi &&
notch a tree and receive the sap in a vessel;
strike the water, to kill fish by means of leaves
which are poisonons to them; co^ of the term for
offering, merit, &c. ; an area, space within given
limits, the distance from one limit to another}
time as well as space : 2. tappiogi notch, as u
arrow that it may break at the part ; make offiv-
ings of a certain kind to demons for the sick;
a large, open nicer ; terms, qualifying words of
flatness and thinnesSi very thin; beat so as to
raise marks or ridges ; a yonngster; a thick spread
ing kind of grasa, a generic name A^r the graaees,
A. 4em. Blop»'brtok, jjODCtare; Ac. see co. of tbe
term for record, catalogue, a projecting band,
ring, &c. ; 4. a^floo. very etont, fat ; name of a
treey so called from its leaves being broad as the
ears of an elephant^ a fixed, large, open, or lumin-
• OQS spot ; something to beat with ; name of the
hero of one of tbe Karen fables; fall at full length,
strike down.
o6^c8^, def. 4, ooooicSS, see ooi, ex. ooQScflS,
def. 4. see oogS, ooSc8S, 1. co. ooS^^ ; ooScfi^cSi,
see nnder cx)Sc8^c8, see c8^, cB,; ooScSSoj^, the
materials for cS^CD^, ; fSc8^, see ^Sf ^c8S, def. 4.
cS^Sy oc8S, S^ocB^, trot as a horse 8ScBS,; c8i
cBS, 4. oocB^y 1. CO. oooj^, ; i»c8S(|jx, within the
limits of space or time spoken of. Deri v. coS^f
. def. 3. see the reference ; oc8h, def. 3. co. 9^, ;
CO. oopSy and ; boc8^> co. boopS.
cBVB^i def. 2. ; cSSrBiojjS, notch a tree.
cS^oo^f def. 2. ; S^coS(f^f notch an arrow.
c8^o^, poisonons shoot, see q^^y def. 4.
c8^8S, (see n&ScB^S^,) notched or indented at the top.
c6^8« def. 2. ; cSSSoo^^t, do. make offering to demons^
the foot.
cfi^^, def. 1. and 8|S, bend.
cB^^, def. 1. and f^, notch a tree to obtain poison.
c6M see cB^f p«
<^^, CO. <6^{S<]8^^i, beat tl\e poison after it is ob-
tained in order to bring H to a plastic consistence.
4IM oof^i Iwat in a tapping manner.
no s^ .
S\<Bf def. 2. se^S.
cB^obSi def. 2. lit. beat in two ; o5^c8^obS, extremely
thin ar flat.
A^cOf def 1.
cS^ooi, CO. (jfSQ^t a great wilderness.
cB^oSsy ^. oio^cfi^o8t, def. 2.
c8Si^, def. 2- 8oo^c8SJj|S,^.
cB^f^y def. 2. cB^^Siy a reddish variety of do.
S'^co^f bo. c8Sojpc8^ooS, def. 2.
S^o^P^h def. 2.
c8^8i ined. for dropsy.
c8S, 1. A stockade; 2, reduplicated, adv. soand like
that of a hen ; 3« name of a fish, meteoric stars.
cx>iSc85, def. 3. see ooiS, co^cfiS, def. ». Oog.
oocSS, and oocBS.
cSScSS, def. 2. dB€8dBfc85<85.
c8SBioo58i, def. 1.
c8ty 1. Sounds when a clattering noise is* prodnoed,
see'coSt.
<n9cocoS, def. 1. Sound as of one thing striking
against another.
cBtcBt, see ex. under o^oo^oon^i^i Die.
c8tcB«| cO. cSscBsQOtooi, sound like that of chopping.
c^tcBsootobtcSioo*, sree o^.
c8|S, I. Thick, as a board, paper, &c.; build, as i
ship ; followed by the term for up, raise a heavy
article up on something; applied to .the ear,
'< thick-eared," i.e. be indisposed to listen, be
contrary, perverse, disobedient;. 2. with other
terms aflixed, thickened, indurated, raij^d blotches-
oo the skin ; 00. a kind of basket, extremely thick,
as cloth OD aecoQDt of the threadf not of even
thickness, crowded together, as plants, &e., anger;
Toangthoos ; the olodi tned to eorer llie reimdns
of the dead in funeral ceremonies; name of a
oitj, Tonngoo; oo* to Ava, <<np conntry/' 3,
num. affia^ times, instances, occasions*
Q0c8^f def. 3. once, in one instance; oocBjS, def.
1* f^c8^9 1. o&ic8iox8^, or (PtcSioocS^, a phrase
thrown in between sentences which may be ren-
dered althongh, in case, notwithstanding, or by
some soch term. Cog. oocB^, sm oocB^, and
Q&tc8^ooc8^ ; noooioocS^, we noooi,; «k8^, CO. ^
ob^QcB^, hurried lyi hltstily.
S^f^, def. S. %u oo|i
S^oacSy def. 2/0e>. oj^ooo^^
S^oooSy def. 2. eee o6o6.
1^^, def. \.
BJ^^o^gS, def. 2.
S^^tdS, def. 2.; cfl^f^tcBooSScYX^S.
i^l^oSt, a small plant of the palm family.
J^o^ooooS, def. 2.; o;jidS^(«po^cx)cx>8.
^^jgnoooS, def. 2.; OD^oodtcS^^ooooS>; mc ^.
l^dB^o^, A nieasare-basket.
I^o^tofi, thick or dall of hearing, no calibre.
I^<tot, (col33f,) def. 2.
t^oj^, def. 2. see cB^oj.
i^og^Si, def. 2.; cdjSo^^cS, do. 81, and dip relate
only to the color.
oo w up ooQtttrj fowl, a kui^ epeciM.
.cBi, divide, Beparate, limit, by aome laark or obetrae-
tioBf detaeh, kolate; \. avoid, keepaeparate from
the other Bex»; name of a plant, a diminnti?e
apecies of palm,; a section ^ gpaoe, or part be-
tween certain limits, the regiou, locality, place,
domain, territory of any persoD, animal, or thiDg,;
bow, bend a part as of the leg in kneeling to the
gronnd; obetrnct or dam up as a stream.; in
cpoking, confine the article in leaf or other eD<
velope and boil,; a prominent part, as the calf o
the leg,; the corresponding part of the arcQi; i
ladder, any part of, or location npon a ladder,]
of a mortar, the socket, or bamboo forming
socket into which the leg of the mortar is ii
CO. of the term for weariness,; 3. with other
affixed, with a co. adv. sound, as of stepf
ponnding, &c. on the gronnd, co. numero«», pro^
minent, conspicuons, as pumpkins, &e*; ^
ground,; a species of tadpole,; a stage in travel^
ling, the distance between one stopping and aij
other, two, miles,; bend down as the arma a»|
legs in the act of kneeling and prostration,; Sl
reduplicated, adv. sound like that of choppiofj
blow after blow ; deriv. prepare for ; 4. a shield^
defense ; shield, ward off, &C4 prepare one's self ^
trot, as a horse ; 5. num affix, section, and tliiiif^
ocoorHng at intervaje, see Oram* sec. 18^SS8.; ^
affix. c(7. be in a poor weak iStele of health,; widi
c|kc6t m
and flaring at the top,; cross from Bi4e to ^da;
acro88» croBwiaey; the palua grassbopper, eo oiJled
from its being foand on that plant,; hit upon or
come into the region or vicinitj of, come in con-
tact with,; happen, occur,; meet with event, i&c.
rice cooked in a leaf or other envelope,; co* be
wearied, exhausted with fatigue.
colcBi, def. 6. CO. 00)098,; oogScSi, 6. see oocB,;
oo^i, 1. CO. 00^0^, 6bSc8i, 6. see obS,; ob5c8i,
6. and same as 66^cSi,; oocBi, 1. ^^c8i, 6.; 00^
cB\, 6.; otcSi, 6.5 C9ic8i, !• {j{>/OjiopS, as «iopi
ojiojSojicSi, do to completion; c8ic8i. 6. co. c8i
jj^, — c8ioJtc6ic8x,; ooc8x, co. opobiSwcSi, l. Cog.*
ooc8i, def. 4, more fully, see ooc8i, and com- ^
pounds; ocSi, def. 4,
^icBiojS, def. 1. and cfiio^S,; ooicxji^cSirBiojS, stand
on the knees.
;fi\»^i, def. 1. and afi.
cBioocSi, def. 2. CO. Ojjioocgi.
cSiooS, def. 2.
^icBi, def. 3.; bSo^dS^cSicBi.
:&iofi, CO. cBioficSio^, bend down as a limb.
Ba§5, def. 2.; <x>i@S, do.
Ax^f a species of Grewia; 081 ^S, do.
:Bi8^fib, medicine for cholera.
:8iOQiooit,'def. 2.
iBidbi, def. 2. used only with a numeral pre&xed.
i^cSi, def. 2.; cSicSiDDgo^S, do.
||tc8i^€Sic8i8^, bow down upon the elbows and
knees, prostrate one's self as in worship.
cBiOD^t, def. 1. aiid oo^i.
cSxddQM^, def. 2«; ^aodluooo^, «lw>, flfiTl, deep wttef
in a etream.
cBtG6|S, def. U
^\, same as oocp, 3«
Cog. cx)@1,; OD@oo@1, and od@1oI, »e€ ooQl
Cog. ODCp, OOCp, ODCp, §1, go, 09g1, «^ «^%
•6p9 root cp«
^S from 00, and e^, same as ooc^^,; t. A crotch, branch,
fork, any thing forked; catch or fasten between
prongs; 2. the space in a crotch; 3. with- other
roots between the sides of a ladder, between the
toes, between the figners; 4. 00. of the term for
true, just; stretch oat, extend on each side, »
the arms.
Cog. ooSgS. def. 4. CO. ooScB,; @, ^S, 4.;
C30i@S, 4. oj^@^» *•; o©@^i CO. oo^Qp^^, see
OOC[S.
JSodS, def. 2. gSoSSog^oxBSooi^pgS.
)8Ssiji, def 2.
>S 1* With other roots 00. the act is roughly, and care-
lessly done, without precision or niceness; CO.
sounds of a rough, harsh, hoarse kind; 2. derir.
hoarse, harsh sounds.
^5@S, 00. ^SgS^SgS, def. 1.;. o5i@S, def. 1.
CO, o58@5o5igS,; ^p@S, CO. ^p@5, Cog. oogS,
def. 2. see no@5, @5, odQS, odcjS, ©c^S
§5.
§1 1. A kind of trap nsed to catch bird*, a large mat
of bamboo upheld hy a catch, when liberated it
faUa upon the prey ; call aloud, shout applied to
monkeys; 2, with other roots scream as when
frightened, shout with a bellowing noise; 8.
make- a mingled noise of laughing and shouting.;
4. CO. the name for Cbiuese.
ooojie^gi, def. 1.; fi§,, 3.; @i8x@i8x, det.
4. Cog «»«ii, oo«i,, ^t, §., @,, ao«j,. @,, o«|H
^cSi. def. S.; gtcBtoog, do.
idibcgS, shout, halloo.
318^00, def. 2. ; o6^S<»d88i@i8^<».
DtoS^ogti def. 2.
dtSiStti, det; 1.
^p, see fo^p.
^x, 1. A kind of basket nsed as a depository for dishes ;
2. CO. to other roots; 3. reduplicated, adi>. imi-
Utive of sound; 4. with other roots which deter-
mines the signification.
Cog. 0^1, CO. ooD,, and o@n, ao§i, co. oogt.
a)c§^^i, def. 1.; ooSgi. CO. mStiSmSS, also
eo. other roots. Cpg. oosji, esji, wax, ffix, fix.
§x@x, def. 3.;o5^o8pd8f§i@i. ^ "^ 'S
§, a scandent plant growing in salt* water marshes;
of a sweet taste, tender parts eaten
§S, 1. -&*. 41,-05^1, and o^i ,or>^S, first def?; 2.
fetters, same ae }iC3otSS«
^^1 the loot.
06, 1. A rack, or books need for puVttftig^ BpeiSr
mii8k«t8, ewordiiy ^.' npoo a bamboo frame ated
at foneral ceretfiotimt and called 'the horse of
Uadee, nttm. affix^ piles, as of wood, confined
between staked ; 8. with other roots insert ud
confine in a space between things, as in the folds
of a garment, &c. ;3. with other roots, a name
given in anger to a * stone, log, or any thiag
against which the person has hnrt himself, fall
into a space between things, as into crevices, &c
IpgS, def. 1. and 8.; c8i@5, Co. c9i@5c6tg5,
def. 3. Gog. 00^, and ^S, from ^6.
@5oa6, def. 2.; ^ooSoo^^noDioodB^^.
tooScSS, def. 2.; mScS^ngS, do. where the thing is put
out of the way or abandoned.
§8, same as oo^t, whether alone or with othbr roots^ |
og^^,; tD^^t,; i^@t, rnn around; ^^h
oSras, ^^8^roic8i, the sun has turned the meri-
dian d6i@t,; c8i@t,; os@i, see correspondiog
terms under oo^t.
BOt, and.
^toooDt, see corresponding terms under oo2^t«
5i, shuffled, ruffled, @ioi, — ©""Q^i »^ o^i, .^d
tlie corresponding terms.
Gog. 00^1, and its compounds. Gog. see ^i,
the root. •
*@i% same as qoc|iS,— ^iSooooS, loose, broken, as the
sides, walls, or surface of tMings whioli' am not
firm and compact.
Diiy same as ooc|ii» broady iariBg at Ike hme^ &o.
I^iiooi, ~cdigiioDi| ~-q8i@ii&i MS conwpeiidiiig.
terms Qoder qm^i. Oog. o^ii.
», same a». a»^f ; •c)^, we m^, 8.
l^nocoS, Mtf OD^oocoSt in a bright, cooapiouaoa^ lumin-
oas manner.
S^, Batne aa o»f aDC|«^ ita% raffled maoneft Ae.
3Dq^9 me oo^t^} rnffledi dishevelled, &q.
have the hair hanging all abont in a most disor*
derly manner,
^ly—^^oocoSt adv. in a oontpienons manner, eonspie*
nooslyi openly.
3^@^' a(2o. dall, heavy sounds.
^Sy fee no^S, it has not been found except ia the
derivative form,
^t»— "^icxKoS, same as 03^1. adv. with an abrupt, sud-
den, tremulous motion, as the nerves and muscles
irom panic) with a sadden start.
Oog. oo^», and oo^t.
^^,^00^^^^, (od^@@r>9 do.) raise, elevate with a
sadden effort, as a load on the back which has
slipped too low down.
^\9 same as oo^i, shake, &c •
Oog* 00^1^ and oo^\.
^xcocoS, $66 co^xcoooS^ o5^o5^^i; of vibrating
• somnds.
ti^i, vibratiiig somidsw
i@S, see oo^i^S. ^
tt8 ^SSx
^idB^ooo/raiBe, sbrng np the posteriors, raisci push
np with the posteriors.
kcSSoQO^ty do.% shake one's selfw *
hxSit shake off or down ; see oof ic8i«
|, same as 00%, despise, treat witk contempt.
^@i^@i^@^ tMes made by blowing a natife
trumpet.
33' sound like that of hitrd gusts of wind.
^^ 1. See 00%^,;
2. reduplicated, dull, heavj sounds ;
3. deriv. slack, num. affix^ Ac;
4. qaalified bj other roots, an instrument of the
harp kind with three strings; a fragrant plant,
growing in moist places,; another plant, also
growing in wet places, eaten by the nativee.
8c?^@[S, def. 4.; d8@[S, 4.; c«^@[S, 4. see 9>tV
Gog. ^(^^9 ^^<^ it^ varioQS combinations, 3^3^*
^' 3^3^@^S^* ^®*^* ^' ^^S' ^%S» and the
root jj|S.
^5, same as 00 ^S. 1. Bab, scrub, pass close aloDg the
margin, graze,; be incessant^ continual,; mid,
voice, rnb one's self against something;
2. with other roots look along the surface of a
thing,; push down, push along,; drag along, as on
the grearnd,; mid* voice^ drag one's self along,;
• move one's self along laboriously, as in carrying
a heavy burden, or from debility, drag along, as
any thing that rubs the ground, a thing to wipe
out or scrub with, get rubbed, abraded, grazed.
0(^. oo%S, and the root j|S^
. 985g[5, det. a ; dB^QS, 2 ; oD^ltgS, 1 ; cgSQS,
«; ogSQSooooi, '2. and ocjodo^QSodS, 2; cot
QS, 2 ; f^QS, 8. and oo^@5, 2 ; c8i@5, ae iS
o6cei@[5, 2 ; cbiQS, 2.^ '
iSngS, rab, wipe off.
Soooctof rab one's self, def. 1. *
t, aomethiDg energetici not easily snbdaed, Ac 1.
Ohinese ; 2. name of a large tree, wood fragrant,;
a species of evil genias which is supposed to
prodoce illness in persons of a fearing, timid,
disposition ; Co. to the term for foe, enemy, somer
thing hnrtfal.
f^Qs, def. 2. ?^@[g, do-y ojiQj, (o8iOD4»,) 3;
cBqi, 2. CO. OD^i, Oog. see those of cx>j|«, see
also ^8, the root.
[tSi^tSi, same as def. 1. -
l?» •^?@?' ^^^^ *® ®^?ft?» which see.
^1,1. Oonnectively; together, in a collected body;
2. deriv. a plant of the arnm family.
[ic85QiceS, def. 1.. . .
Cog. odQi, odQioi, coQio/def. 31 <|a, root.
^, stripped) bare, destitute of the usual appendages
• or covering; 1. an animal of the Lacerta family,
distinguished for its resemblance to the dry limb
of a tree ; a writer; 2. qualified by affixes, bare,
as a tree, of leaves, with only branches or a bare
trunk ; name of a plant; 3. name of a plant, the
stems variegated like the animal above ; name of
a bird from its having variegated wings; name
of a flowering plant, the flower appears witlTout
49 K«
^«0 . P@5
name ; ^^, daf. S. cfiSj^^i 8. jmw m cfi'^c
Q9» t^^, 8. Cqg. cx^i mod tbe root ||^.
def. 2. Bame as ^^9.
?9, def. 2. see abo 00^^.
~^, def. 2. 2l8o caUed <B^^.
, ,1. Qoalified by affixes, a gUUtrieg or gintny hnnh
inaeeti a gi^en beetle of the Bopreat fandly;
2. deriv. glitter, daasle, &q.
8^i@^» def. 1* oci@^f and eofl^>o«Bda9 root c^
01, 1, OaverB, chasm) iotecBtieOy as in the sides «
ledges;
2. qoalified bj a prefix, capacioas, oavemoi^
bloated, as a large abdomen in children,
oof^x^i, def. 2 ; og^if CO. a^^oi^h intersti^
or cavern in a rock, see nnder Uie voQtf ^u
@, CO, @3q8, the pointed iron, or hook ased by m
phant drivers ; the name has an dlasion to i
Qse in woonding or mangling the bmst I
•Oog. 00^, also \f the root. |
same a6 oo^S.. J
flbigS, see obtm^S', Cog. eee a3@5,; OQ@[W)i
slack, and shaking, as « rope. • j
), see 0D^Sbic6, also applied to other gil<Si
as on the covers of books, <S^; talk inoeaaaBli
rattle off words and sentences without any biei|
^5@S, see oo^Soo^S ; also, by. fits and starts^ ss
commencing a thing with great energy, and fll
stopping or' doing it veiy leisnrely, act atea<ti|
Oog. see oo^S, Uso 2^S, die
Uf 966 Q9^, ;ind op^iy applj#d al8o to th^ ii^intilla-.
tipns of .liglit.
Cojg. 866 09@t, and ii[t.
^, Qne of the principal notes or tones plajefi on a
Karen harp, the whole performace is represented
. bj the following forumla.
^\f connection, coujanction; 1. the leaf of a door;
3. qaalified bj a prefix, eonnectively, in conjnnc-
tiojp with each other; 3» deriv. form.
83@i8jSgi, def. 2. same as 8^@i8|S@i, and
g[ic8S@c8S, oo\i, the. root ^i.
o9@i, and oagio^if def. 3.
I lo A deep place iu the earth, as a ravinei dell>
and the like;
3. with an affia^ stilly immoveable^ silentt quiet»
^ in an inactive, lazy manner;
)^@, def. 1 ; a:>S@^x, do. Cog. cx>^, oo^, @, g, 866
00^, and 00^.
ioDcoSt def. 2 ^ cS^gooooS.
^cooSSt and QBcadbS, do.
|@. def. 2. ^?@@.
1^ and its compound^ same as oo^S, and oompoands.
ooSSgS, ««« ooSS, 5; 8^@S, eavie as S^@i,
gigs, i«e gx ; @S@S, «e« @S ; <fit@S, ««« a>
^, 18 ; also need in speaking of a person's in-
trading himself into a hoase, or oompayy ; c8^
@S^S, «M oQ^S, 6 ; figs, «M o9^S, » ; ^gS
f^gS, «M @5, 1. f ^g5, ««e wqs, 7 ? «8g5,—
782 ^086
^tfi^S, chop and piteli away, as brush ; oo^
^t, Bame aa oo^S, 2. all covered with eorea ; c
@S^t^, do.i o5aL>@6, die snddenly, withont a]
parent canse ; die as an anjmal of itself ; o^t^
CO. <^'@S<>2*^^» shake, tremblci as one with ej
treine age ; root, ^S, Cog. see a>^S.
58^ see oo^St 3.
^So2@Sc^^i 8ee od^Sojop^Soo^.
I, same as oo^t, and 00^1, stick out, project, d^<
1. Stick oat, be dishevelled, as the hair ; a sheat)
as of a knifci or sword ; a ravine at the head <
streams ; irregular, disorderly, co. of the tei
for insane ;
2. with an a/yix. disorderly, projectingly, stickti
ont in all directions;
3. doriv. in a harsh, rongh, rnffled manner ;
4. with other roots pell-mell, be hasty, incoi
siderate in forming an opinion or in coming ta
-'' resolution ; speak in a thoughtlesp, off-hand m
without regard to truth or propriety ; ferment
sour, have an old, fermented, acrid, dieagreeal
smell ; behave in a silly, foolish, half-witi
manner ; a silver plate worn by Barman feind
children as a screen to nakedness. «
oDi^S^, def. 4. and 001^ ; S^@t, 4. co. Iv^
cee also 6t; oofc8@i, 4 5 ooS^s, 1. CO. ooSq|^
8@», 1 ; ^E@«, 1. ^io5fc8@i, 4 ; o5@s, 4- «
o^^lS 5 oSS^i, 4. not ^«, oc@t, CO. OD^t, ax|
@i8t, def. 2. same as od^&Si, and o^^tSt, which 9H^
@i<}86, def. 1.
•@^@% 788
}if Mine as co^\, name of a jangle treOf timber some
times osed for house posts.
o68^^i^ said to be used for ciSfiSxf a oonduit,
or spoot to oondact watec
I t. Same as o3^, prevent, obstrnety Ac.
2. with the term for np, mid. voioe, interfere} in
. order to prevent;
3, num offiM. loads of dry bamboo fael ; said to
be applied to^ fences and things extended in a
line used as preventatives*
ng^, CO. €g^@» def. 3. and a load of bamboo
fnel ; c8^^o5SoS, Mf 09^, 7 ; b@, Me oo^i 8;
^@@^' «0« @^ ; Oog. of ^, the root.
|o6S, see oo^n5S.
|«>S» eee oo^toS.
|o5S, 9ee oo^ooS.
jdQ^oooot, def. 2.
p, 1. Same as oo^^i 1. 2. which see ;
2. with affixesi a bird resembling a yellow hen^
name imitative of its noise» a tree resembling
a species of stercolia ;
3. qnalified by prefixes, CO. the term for being
ashamed, diffident ; leaves of the piper betel on
the branches of the plant, on account of their
position being more open to the ai/and light*
bS@^, def. 3. CO. ^$391 ; oao(2ii^@^f ^* ^^* ^
00^^, eee oo^^, and ^^, the root.
Scnfi%% eee oo^WSt ; @^oo8too^i, a cable.
hQh, 9e6 OT^SoD^^. •
^ §1
^^65, ^ d|]^ieB of biittglesy eo called from tfieir Veib^
open and hollow within.
@^o^9 with the term for cross-bow prefixed, s vmrj
large kind of cross-bow.
@SoSoio5, def. 25 3id8f@SoSd«o5@SoSdto5.
@SdS, def. 2.
^S 1. Same as oo^S^ and od^S, def. first and eecbiid^
rednplicated, harsh, broken, guttnral sounds;
2. with a prefix, obstractedi ift the throat in 1
cold; also obstructed, brokeni guttnral sounds.
cisgScSsgS. def. 2. Cog. ^S, the root; oo@S
CO. oo@So>@5.
@5@5, def. 1 ; o5poDc8«cS^@5@S.
^pf same as 00^^.
@^c8^, see oo^^cS^.
^1@^, CO. V18^V@?' *^^ ^^?' 3- *^ ^- *
QBi 1. /%^ oo8i, and 0081 in all their CombinatioDS acl
significations;
* 2. with affixes, stretch out, extend equally oi
each side, as in extending the arms;.
3. reduplicated, sound like that of strips of bam-
boo striking together;
4. with% prefixes, in conjunction, side bj sidt,
level ground between mountains, plateau; CO. d
term for mountain ridges ; CO. of term for sea, 00
aceount of its surface ; a swing with alluaion to
the parallel sides.
5. deriv. equaf, parallel, colUier&l.; 6ofai{>a]re, c<Ai
785
late; with an ofjWi stretched oat strkight a# tke
linibB of a person sleeping on thci back.
8^@i8^@i, def. 4. «M 6p ; 09^@i, ^ and 8^
@i/4. CO. S^g6^ ; a>^§@%, 4. d)9p«6^@>i 4.
Cog. 00^1, root ^ly Cog. co^if def. 5 ; oo^i
8, 5.
i, def. 2 ; @ig^cg^od^.
^i, def. 3 ; o§^^^co^@i@i.
|i00oxi, same ag ^@^, «^^ C3ot|oooii.
9^, Bomething which gives importance^ power, or sup-
port to a thy^gy 1. disciples^ followersi .immediate
adherents, 2. ^ sexnal excitementt with the. term
for pnt prefixed ; be nnder snch excitement; fierce,
gavage, as a beast at sacU times*
oScg), def. 2 ; cx>^ooqoSog1|co8«, Cog. %ee cool,
and ol» the root.
ogS, CO. of ogS, drag.
• c^iQoQiQg^coc^SoocSi,. whoremongers, Cog. 0Do%
also the root.
cgS, only foand aflixed to other roots^ urge a point or
add force to it. by the nse of a parable or figure
of speech; use figurative language; a poet, one
skilled in making poetry ; figurative language.
dBdScgS ; ootiOogS ; cSogSy see def. above, see odoSi
and o8.
ogty (Bar. c^goSy) matter, consideration, importance, in
consideration of, in allowance for, on account of;
9b reekon, oonnt, as numbers, and fignres, 9ie gt.
0d(^d3^, nag. oo^oooB^QO^, d«f. 1. Mcgt, aa^
786 G^
cgioo^i def. 2* . .
cgi» indicatea niQtion laterallyi or disUnoe froiii» afar^
i. CO. to the term for bend down, as a tre0 bj
the windi atrike i^ the wind on the eid'e of a per-
son or thing;
2. with affixesi oo. to the term incline, bowi be
snbmisBive to snperiora;
3. deriv. obliquelyt difltanoet afar, far away,
4u with prefix, sleep* away fronj a honset as in
travelling, a name given in anger to the wild
when it has done harm; be alqpe, distant or te-
•parated* frour companions; carry off to a distance
or in different directions.
oQgt, CO. ocSSoogi, def. 4 ; ^^ogi, eo. coo5v^ogit
4. cSicgi, CO. c8iQgic8io^i, 4* oQgi, or &c8S&ci^
4. Oog. ooogi, def. 3 ; oocgi ; ooogi, 3.
cgic6i, CO. GgicGficgidBi, def* 2.
Oog. coox and ox the root. '
Q^^, see ooo^, 1. drag, tow, drag after;
2. with af^^ drag along, drag one's self along,
labor as one who is weak.
Oog. ooogS, — ooogS, CO. of ooQgi, and Odcgi, Cog.
o^6% also'O^, the root.
€6^g[S, def. 2. and og^^5ooo3t, def. 2.
cg^Qbtoo, def. 2! Co. ogSg[5, as o2g[So2^a>taD.
0^^,-001, same as og^(Q^S— 03t, as eg^S^eabfo^^eootcBt*
cg^, frame as oo5^, which see ; also see ODog^, num. q^/u.
long, narrow stripes, Gog. see ooo^. .
ogi, same as 0061, 1. .bend, as a tree with the*wind ;
S. with affixes, bend, down, as a person ;
3. redaplicated, bow, bend repeatedly, as a tree
by the wind; also, snbmisivelj.^
4« deriv. bow and make other gestures and inflec-
tions of the body, as in gracefal ifpeaking.
0(^. oo^if CO. oogioobi, def. 4.
Cog.. CO. QO&i, and 5i, the root.
3gic8x, Co. ogxdixogicQxf def. 2. o^kBiooooi, bow one's
self, as in an act of reverence.
sgxogxi def* 8. see also oodiii.
12^, (Bar. <^aS,) £orm an estimate, or opinion, guess,
tfnrmise. *
58|5o3^, do.
^ 1. Pile things that are broad and thin, on top of
* each other ; be in series or layers one above an-
other ;
2. num. affim. to such piles ;
8. with ojffix. pile or lay in series one on top of
another, CO, of the term for torch ; a torch, made
of the wood oil.
4. deriv. name of a plant, tender parts eaten ; 6.
with a prefix, a hammer, sledge, any iron used
to pound with.
OOG^,-— 90^, &o. def. 2. see ooc^ ; cbScj^, def. 6 ;
^Sc^, small cannon. Oog. ooq^, def. 4. Gog. cob,
and the root b.
^cxn, CO. c^QOic^S^t, def. 3.
^o3i^, det 8. CO. c^Sf and c^oocB. *
^^, def. 8.
g88t, det 8. .CO. G^ooi.
TW ogi
ogso, def» &• cbcori^gdB, do.
^ooSf def. 8. o^ooiSoocSt do* (Tat,^
Cj^^i 1. Lead^ aidi^ guide alongi as a. person who is
fdeblcy or as one in a difficult road where there
is danger of stnrabling ;
2. resemble,
3. with (l/^f attach tOy take hold of, m for the
parpose of aiding along, lead, join handft, aa far
aid in walking; the largest kind of paddjy ao
called from its ancicDt story, 'as the wild plantain
tree, and the kernels large as pumpkins;' the eyeSf
or coifDlenanee, attractive, beantifnl ; a'phrase
IndicatiDg beaotj ;
4. combined with other roots a place, or circniB-|
stances attended with difficulties, and dani^rs ;*
5. neg. behave in -a disrepatable, or inaaioral
manner.
000^, CO. ooo^Sooooi, def. 6. see ooc^S ; ^6^^, 3;|
^Sc^^oolot^to^Soo^s, 8; Odci^^<j^, 4. cog. see nobl
and the root bS.
o^fipi, and o^^opicSSodODs, def. 3.
c^SdBjS, and c^SdS{5c8Sooop«, def. 3.
^^odS, def. 3 ; also called o^SodS, and c8^cx>S.
o^S, — o^SooS, same as ^SodS.
<^^, (Bnr. ogSt, j used to denote the doing any thinj;
with effect, getting along with business.
<^i, enlargement, relief, clearing away of obstractioDt ;
opposed to being oonftned, straitened ; need m a
CO. and c^f^. 1. CO. the term for obtaitf i^fUSm
^6^ help, aid, as in a case of iteeulty,. Mi m wftf d
jAitey or coinpadfiibn, Be^ also, ^ram riec. 241 »
CO. be alone, distatit from others;
2. deriv. CO. far off, distant.'
^^^i, def. 1. CO. ^o^j ; cdic^iy 2. co. ^tc^i, see
agi ; ootcD^f^^c^i^ 2. wdooo^i, Cog. cobi,- rootbi,
d9, same as 0089 which see.
agif 1. Stiength, power^ ability, physical or intellectnal^
of a more than ordinary kind ;
2. with a prefix, assnme to be something great ;
put on the airs of an extraordinary personage.
2io§^f def. 2. see co9Hy and the root 8^.
c^fxo^ooiS^ootoolcbS, how great, and how many are
yonr extraordinary qualities ?
d^i» same as ooSi, which see.
CX)
0O9 when used as a formative is a Pgboism and the
word may be sought under 00. ^ * *
oo^it, eeeht.
c6\, fit together, as things whose parts come in close
connection, rhyme, accord in sound, harmonize,
as lines in poetry; •
1. Poetry, rhyme, concordant or melodious tones ;
weave, as cloth ; scrape, as grain, sand, &c» with
the handsi into a vessel; lade water from the
bottom of a boat ; dip anything with a scoop-
ing motion; a span, measure with a span; title of
. a Karen Fat>le; have the mind captiviited with
i^n object, be greatly attached to ; with the prefix^
ktoff, cram the ttidnth ;
Y90 ofl . .
i. with o;^! talk with patbetiCf melliflaons toMS,
u in sympathizing with the afflicted^ oo. of the
term denoting the cloth beam ; co. of the tenns
for sickle ; poetic libeU or scandal^ exposing the
author to prosecution; poetry peculiar to Sgan
EarenSf poetical satire or calumny, one stanzi
of poetry; two timbers betwedh whichy ii^ weaving,
the cloth is passed, and rolled as the work pro-
ceeds; the frsBDum of the tongue, Fable, No. 78
and 79 ; give out a line of poetry by one partj
to be ^answered by aDotber, the^parties are male
and female; canto, hymn, &c. a poetical tale or.
legend; a kind of wooden koife used in beating up
the threads in weaving; poetic enigma, poetry on
the subject of Hades and the deadf funeral dirge,
Kar. Fab. No. 157; see Kar. Fab. No. 168;
love-songs, Ear. Fab. No. 159; obscene poetry,
#poetry made by two parties, male and female al-
ternately, a favorite amusement among Karen
youth, by one party to try the ingenuity and skill
of the other party in ianswering ; sit up and make
rhyme, alone all night until day breaks; poetic
triumph, to ridicule and pour contempt on a van-
quished party ; oo. to the term for weave.
3. Deriv. forms, CO* the terra for word, speech,
use incantation ; skin, flay peel up; come together,
intermingle, as a stream of fresh water with the
salt water of the sea; 4. with* other roots CO.
the terms for ferrule ; and gall-bladder ; CO. of
the terms for rollers ; wi^it for each other; agar-
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ment jnst as it comes from the loom, that is not
yet dyedy or worked with beads, &e. ; draw down
the tongue with a qaiek' motion so as to make a
noise, clack; have nlcers in the mouth, canker
or thrash ; chicken-pox, do. ; also, any tender spot
in the body which is pecaliarly liable to harm ;
sing.
ootoo1| def. 1; ^ocH, i. see eg) \ ^scx>), 4.. CO.
<x>| ; 8tcx)l, CO. 8«cxnc85, 4. cocjol, 5. oDOgSool
oot, 4; 09^05)08^,4. oo^dBpod), 4. c8^cx5), 4;
iiioo), 4; GfLoSlf 4 5 • 02^,8icxn8i, 4; ojOoSocJ)
cot, 4. o^o5), 4. Cog. 0000), def. 8. see cooS\ ;
cx>oo)oSi, def. 3; ocxH, 3 ; ocxnogS. 8; ooo)§^i 3.
od)a>^i, CO. Go)oo^ioo)S^8, def. 2.
oo)dgi, def. 2. co. oo)o5S, and cxTlbS.
a$)o^S, def. 1. and ; oocB^ooifj^iod^ooi, f otcgSc30fiiOD^,
a5)og5coi o^ooojS .
a>lc:g^, span, measure with a span,
ookgS, CO. colc^Sool^, def. 2.
a>)8^, defv 2? dbl8f (BS^i, and oo)8p(x>1o6i, do.
aS18^, def. 2 ; <;icooi«ioo)8^(i)a588.
0:08^^^, cx)S8^©S, crave, craving appetite. ^
oo18^<2|]i, the under lip.
ocn8^ot, the upper lip.
an8^oscoS, between the lips; fig. with words only, not
heartily or sincerely.
oScoioo)8^otooS, is to remember, get by heart.
cx>)85oi, move the mouth, is used to denote talking,
giving instruction;
aSl9f and 00)0^8, def. 2.
•
aO^if def. 2; co. cdt^^i.
^locHy daf. 2. because it cotB, or iiyfires ^aothtr.
cplpoq^^, CO. oo1«>G2.^a5)oa9gi, dirf. 2.
ooloo^i def. 2. <^« oo1^.
cr^OTS, 2. and 2.
qolodS, CO. cx>lo35orflogi, or oof JSocJlooS, d©f. 2.
Qp1oo^, CO. ono^^ocfloop, def. 2.
q;|)o5t, CO. oo)o&|K3ol8, or ^^ooSoolooii def. 2. lit.
. roof of the mouth,
Qo)o&ii def. 2. CO. QQi)9^. .
oolcS^t def. 2. and 4.
ool8, def. 2.
^Q%S§, def. 2.
oo)8o2^» ^^^* ^ ^ oc$)8o2^ool8qgii do.
aS\^, def. 2.
cx>)^f col a5l^oo)bD^1, def. 2. ^nd 1.
oolSS, CO. oolo^^oAbS^ def. 2. %, or ba^t^ii.
afl§S, def. 2. '
ool§^§x, def. 2.
oolfllif CO. ool^iiool^Uy def. 2.
oolotS^, deft 2.
a>)8oo^, def. 2.
oolgp/co. oolgpoolg^, def. 2. *
odl^sdB^, def. 2.
odloo^i def. 1.
oolooii — cxnxitx>)c^^9 poetical lijb^i 9f^!^*
1W
«^^ ^'* a*
aena^^y mafciAg love bj the oae of i^oetry, aiUI dot by
direct language.
ff)UI|^f aod oolo^^s^y def. 8.
aiUuS^t CO. ooIqigS^o^^ooIwqS^S, def. 8.
ccO^^^t 00. oo1<^^c9^Qc5)^^^t9 def, S.
oS\ti^9 ^* oOcbi.
ccA^lf <^. Qolo^Sa^gbiy froth, slaver fro^ the mouth.
€^1^ dot. 2.
odk^, def 8. 00. cxAoo^.
aSc^, eo. cS\o^c6\i^\, def. 8.
oSloj^c^, see o^d^.
^QMii^y w. ooloDiiS^lodtaoi, def. 2.
a3o5a^ cp. ano5r)^)Oo)Q9t6p, def. 8.
oi^gr <^» ool^oo^cgloo^ def. 8. .
oSlooSi 8. saiae as def. i.
'ooi 1. IroD ; CO. of the term for the land leedi; above.
Bee Oram. aec. 848*; the month ; CO. of the term
. for the milky^ adhesive sap of certain plants;
3. With affimf side iron ; a ramrod, a small \wa
used to dip lime in chewing betel; steel, because
' welded <m to the side of iron ; a pin ; a file^ rasp ;
a worm resembling the angle worm; needlci an
awly bodkin ; upper lip ; a spindle; sickle; con-
vex lens or sunglass ; oxide of iron or rust, cin-
ders ; scintillations of heated iron; a tablefork^
pitchfork; an instrument for tattooing; compasses,
forceps, pincers, tongs, aod the like; €0. to* the
794 ohS^I
term for«a large rock, an encbaDted sword, lodoj
stone, a screw, gimlet, a saw, a weaver's woodsy
knife to beat np tbe tbreads, a cbisel, a gonge;
Karen warping-bars ; thread a needle; frotk|{
slaver, from the mouth ; 3. rednplicated, witb i'
CO. above and belowi here and there all about; i
4, Gog. with a CO. in a broken, imperfect manDcr,
as in speaking imperfectly; co* of the term k
twitch; 5. with prefixes, falter, stammer, orsto(-|
ter in speech; shake, tremble, as the hand in writ-
ing; with CO. in an imperfect, laborious, yet per^
severing manner, as in doing work which one doe^
not well understand ; remember as any thing
learned *'by heart;" lantern-jaws. i
oftCDS, CO. oftoo^opoot, def. 5; c8^oot8^, U
ooiCDt, 5; coicx)t(X)iooS, 5;' ojtSiootSx, land
leeches; cgsooiS^, 5; oocx)8, 1. co. ooa^t,- CogJ
oDc8toocx)8, def. 4. oooos, def. 4. co. ooc^t.
ootODO, def. 2; oosoo, do.
ootcoSSo, CO. cosooSSooi^ootroSSd, def. 2.
CDtcx)^, CO. cotop^ootco^, def. 2; oot@, do*
coscooS, def. 2. called also c8scx)oS im-lnding probat)lj
species of both Angnina and Coeeilia. \
CDt@, CO. octcj^Soo'^j def. 2. same as ooioo^. i
cx)tgc{^, CO. oot@(^^oo8@c8, deft 2. |
0080^1, €0, cx)8b5, a sickle; co. oosooi^, warping-bars^
00158^, def. 2. ^ I
0088^, CO. cx:88^oo8o68, or 0088^<BS^i, (more correctlj
oS[^) def. 2.
oofS^f^, and cd8^8^, def. 2.
ootooSS 795
kt8^o&9 eo. oot8^o&oot8^^9 saliva, Bpittle.
it8j5^, CO. cotS^oo.
t8^^ii def. 2. the upper lip.
iS^et, CO. CDtS^otootS^oo^, def. 2 ; cx)t8^tooS, with
the month only^ inBincerelji mere talk*
tS^copjCO. oosS^ei, the lips.
1^, CO. oo8^ootc8| def. 2; CDt|i||Sc8.
a^, CO. ootbSooto^iy def. 2. a sickle.
tf 6S9 an icon crank.
^8^, see oot8^£.
tA&Sy same as cx)t|6S| a crank.
oS\t CO. 001^0^9 a flint; lens, snnglass def. 2.
ootsOi def. 2. sewing needle.
DOioo^, def. 2. sewing needlci sewing machine,
ao^, CO. cx)830^cx)Soo^i rnst, def. 2; cdsqo^i scintillate,
as heated iron,
abt, def. 2; cotooi^CDSobs, ^o.. bodkin &c.
30^1, def. 2 ; same as oos^^.
3oS, CO. CDtooSootS, def. 2. and co. ooi^c^^, magnet.
oi?, CO. cDtooi^cotS, def. 2.
^^f def. 2« same as ootcoi^f compasses.
osodSooS) def. 3. np and down.
St, see a5)o5t» also co. oosSjSy def. 2.
^t, def* 2. from o^ty draw, pnlli lodestone.
), CO. oot5oot^9 def. 2. iron having oconlt power.
not, CO. cDtooSt.
^, CO. ooioootooioo9t| def. 2.
I, &e0 ootcx)^.
16S, def. 2. or a sideiron^ the steel on an axe
or tool.
50 So
796 C30^
ODtij^i a saw, also Co. cx)«@.
cx)«b5, CO. cx)«b5ooidgi, def. 2. more correctly oolbS.
cx)t<gi, de/. 2. «^ <gi, chisel.
cx)iop.oDCx>ii def. 2. ««<? cdodii, gouge.
C3o«<giaD8i, def. 2. bat more carving.
cx)s<gi^o^, def. 2. same as c3o«<giooaDn.
cx>80)S, same as cx)ioo55.
ooi8, CO. cx)«@f of cx)«C30iS, and of cx)«oo5.
oo«<j|p^, CO. ooicjipooigi, def. 2.
CDOSCDi^, CO. ooiCDipcxjiog^. «^^ oolcDi^, def. 2.
cx>ioj^OD^, and ootoofcD^Sioo^, def. 2.
CD8cS, CJO. c»i|gp, an iron rod. ^
cx)«c8, def. 2. same as oo8co85S. awl, gimlet.
ODtb^h, def, 2. the eye of a needle.
cx)ibSs)<£i, def. 2 ; oo«b^o^ioS86s88aj^<x)|5oop.
cx)ibS8f , 00. cot^Sh, as oo8bS8pc»sbSs>.
ooscoS, CO. ooiobi.
cx)«obi, CO. ooscjSooso^i, more correctly aSid^x, def. 2.
cx)tQ«, def. 2; also called 8o55, andooseS.
ootooS, 00. o^^^cdosodS, def. 3. •
CDSoj, def. 2. see ojj; oojj^ooSooiootojj.
cjoioS, def. 2. scraping iron.
ootoDci^, CO. cx)lo3o5, an iron ring.
ooioDo5, def. 2. oosodoSoosodc^, do.
ooto5p<^i, def. 2. so called from the parts being int«^
locked*
ootoj, CO. oosojootcfl, black iron, in general ; a needl^
ooia|8t9 red-hot iron ; a|, blow ; 8i, red.
cx)too^, CO. oosoopooicDp, def. 2. cinders; bridlo-biU
c»p 1. Outlet, mouth of a stream; warp, wh|ftii in d
00 797
loom or prepared for weaving; 2. with affiies* a
loom I particnlarly two upright posts in do.^ the
jBxu beam; 3. Deriv. reduced^ abated i as disease^
CO. of the term for shake, joggle, twitch ; 4. with
prefixes iDcaDtation; straighten' and even the
threads comprising the warp; strike the lay or
batten; co. of the term for inserting the threads of
the woof; weave, as cloth; a certain amusement
of children ; 9. open the warp for the insertion
of the woof; move the rods in weaving.
coco^j def. 4; cBsoo^, 4. see Sz\ o^Soo^, 4. sbs
dgS; o5cx)|S, 4. CO. 85oo|S, 4. see 85; ooo^oo^,
4; odloop, 4. oScof!, 1; dBcSoo^, 4. CO. dBcSo}^;
cgtoo^, 4; ODicx)^, 4; .o^jSSioo^Si, 4. ogscx)^, 4;
oocx)^, ]. Cog. 00(30^1 and cSxcooo^f def. 3; oo
OOpf 3* CO. OOGDp.
:>S8^, CO. cx>^8^C30^^i, def. 2; also name of a con-
stellation.
3^8pcfii, CO. cx)p9§«oiSoo^8f<fii, def. 2.
>^8^t8i, def. 2.
>S8Sooi^, standards of a loom.
>fmoi^f the selvage of two webbs to be joined.
>Saoi^ — oolooi^, the swifts.
iS<>)f plain, white web.
> 1. Water; also a general name for liquids, co* of the
term for country; co. of the term for beads; purei
genuine^ true, guileless, accurately, definiteljr,
distinctly, clear, unadulterated; 2, with a^fix,
water-god, kind of dragon; the term for Lord .of
the earth; spring-tides, a tank, pond, streams or
19S 00
cbaDDels in distinction from a main Btreamt eddy,
whirlpool; water-jng, bead of a stream^ the mouth
of and the like; any thing enspended or placed
above a body of water, outlet; a large wateiF insect^
rcBembling a beetle; a vificid or slimy Bubstanee
on stagnant water; a small species of Bngar-cane;
a pot or bucket for drawing water, place of drawing
water from a stream; name of a tribe of people
above Ava; brook, any location on a body of
water ; the space between the banks of a stream,
a freshet, a shoal; liquid caustic, mentioned
in fables; the water-side, a beach, Btrand;
the junction, or commingling of salt and fresh
water ; ablution with charmed or consecrated
water ; name of a shruK, '< Melastoma malabathri-
cum;'' sugar-cane ; a joint of bamboo to draw
water, a kind of cup or dipper ; title of a Karen
Fable; bangles; a syringe; the name of a tree;
a species, of gourd of which dippers are made;
cascades, white water, mentioned in Karen fable,
congealed water, ice; name of a 'species of
Ccesalpinea,' name of a weed which grows in
the water ; 3. Cog. eo. to a Talcing term for
exorcise; 4. With prefix, accurately, distinetl;
definitely ; cross-question ; the spot on the top
of the head distinguished for its Boftness in in-
fants; honey-comb; consider minutely, carefully;
a species of bird resembling the barn fowl; liquid
medicine, ink ; something which admonishes the i
* mind to truth and integrity, perhaps what we
o6ngS 799
mean by conscience ; dew ; a kind of sail of a ship
set under wateri fabalons; become liquid; be ex-
tremely level, as ground ; a rich man.
0006, def. 3. 00. coc6\ ; odSoo, 4. see od8 ; oQSoo;
4.. see oQS; cgSao, — ogSoongScot,— ogSooooootcos,
see c^ \ a^QxcOt look minutely, clpsely; 8^00,
00. 8^oc8^f^i 4. see 8^ ; co^8^oo, 4; (^^oo,
water-snakes ; S06, 4 ; d3co8^oo, 4 ; qSo6|— c8^
^06, 4. see ojScji,— c^€|t, ogScjiogsogt, and oj^^i,
gD^o5, eels ; oooS^oo, and cooS^oo, ink 4. 00^,
Gi6oo^c8, 4; true ^^oStoOi see oo^t, a syringe;
0806, 4 ; ^00| tears ; ^So6cx)coi, see cocox^
mirrowi lens &c; 80O9 generic name for several
species of Izora; 00^061 co. cx>^o6cx>^8| 4; c8i00|
4. cocSxdSioo, ^.also co. cSioi; dSiooosoOi 4; obo&y
and 0^00, 4; 008000O1 4.
ocfD^i def. 2. a oc8i.
oco#^cS^09e^y def. 2. lord of the land.
500POI9 def. 2. spring-tide.
hcoa^^f 2. the spreading out of a stream.
>oo^, def. 2. o&OD(^9 do. see cx)^, — ooooc^i do.
>co%S\^ def. 2.; also co. o&oddbs.
>cooc5)9 CO. o6ooobt; mirrori spectacles.
ioDcbty CO. o&cod6to5cK)ocn, or oocoobsoocxx/), or o&ooo6t
0600(38, def* 2. do.
oocS, def. 2. CO. oooodbt, whirlpool.
co6t, def. 2 ; o6o35t, do.
c0, def. 2.
o^x, CO. o&ogio6cgS| def. 2.
800 o6<x>iS
009, CO. oodcgSSs, def. 2.
o68^, eo. o68§?8^, or ooQ^^SSi, def. 2.
Qo8^§, CO. oo8^<x)i^oo8^8, def. 2.
o6S^9 CO. ooSjSoo^i, def. 2.
00^9 CO. oocB^oo^, def. 2.
oocD^y def. 2. oo^8to^ooa)0{SGS^ooio6ajjl.
00^ |S, <;o. ci5«a5^oo^t, def. 2.
ooeo, 00. ooeoooeJ), def. 2; ooSSooooo^Sooq^g.
ooiib, CO. oocS^ooQ^i or o6e5o6o8i, def. 2. dew &c
oooboSi, the water of dew % also rain-water.
ooc8^9 CO. q6^. do.
ooec8^9 see ec8^.
ooelGO^ co^ ooel^^ooe)^, def. 2. water spreading.
oo&^oc^f waves.
o6S^8fc8, def. 2.
c6%^\ CO. oodBS, as o6©iSo6c8S.
dihxt def. 2. bucket let*down by a rope.
dboD^^i^t CO. o&jBo|S8^o680^^, def. 2.
oooD^8^ooc8i02^, do.
0000^, CO. ooQOJSooqt, def. 2. vinegar.
oocD^Sic^i, — yio690^8i<^i, def. 2. race of giants.
0090^c8» yellow or impure water,
006DI9 CO. 016^9 as 010^00001 1 palatjtble rice; co. i
the term for fresh water.
008^9 def. 2.; oos^jS, def- 2. swift water.
ootabSy the striking of a current against a bank &t»
ooobs^i a stream which has worn its way through
bank forming a new channel,
cofibt^iogi, water flowing through sand.
ooiS, CO. o&ooi^ooSiy def. 2. oocfi.
oooi^dB^ «01
coSxf CO. o5<8ioocgS> def. 2.
oocBi, 00. ooa)i^o6c8iy def. 2.
oSQi, ooj of several words relating to water.
00^, CO. cpG^ooogS^ def. 2.
ooM, 00* 00^9 as oo@oo@.
db}Q\y'co. 00^1 as 06^06^1,
0000^1 eo. oocD^^^^^, or ooco^oo^i, def. 2. 000O9 and
o&o590S80t, acctiratelji minntelji definitely.
o5o8^, def. 2. the water comes ap, or rises.
oodB^oodSi, def. 2; the tides; ooc8^cS^8i, see SS.
0008^01^, defr 2; a spring in which the water boils up.
oodB^^y CO. o6c8^oi^, as ooc8^oi^ooc8^^8. do.
oocS^o^S, tide overflows.
00919 def. 2. oooioo^Sty a leathern bag used by Bengalis,
to carry water in.
ooq^, def. 2; q^Siaj^foooDBj—'i^cxJla^SoocoS, colored water,
ooq^i, def. 2. o6q^«o6o«, do.
o68p, CO. 068^0^(31. or o68{5§8{5, def. 2.
068^, def. 2.'
oo8^c8^, and o58Sc8i> and increase of streams as by
heavy rains.
ooS^i and o68^»d^, def. 3. shallow water.
00^, 00. 06600^, def. 2. charmed water.
oo|i9 ^* o68^oo|t, def. 2. water's edge,
oofi, CO. 00^1 o5^9 petroleum,
oooo^, and o6ocxn^^» def. 2.
o&i5o^, def. 2; sometimes to bathe the sick, as a
means of recovery.
oooi^cS^, CO. o5oi^c8S^oi^c8i| the reappearance of
streams at the commencement of the rains*
802
o5f
^JSJ^^^f a very swift current.
ooyi, 00. o6^io6oDi, def. 2.
o68S*st, (?(?. o68^a^iSo68^oi, def. 2.
o585, c(?. o68So6obi, or oooj^ooSS, def. 2; A)io^to68S,
see ooso^s monkey; other epecies^ «^ o6t>2, and ooeo.
o6.3i, (70. o6ooiS, as ooooiSooSi, also, def 2.
o68i§S, def. 2.
^^^, def. 2. a priest's water-strainer ; (^^ySoo, Ta^
o6^|S, def, 2. sanae as oooojS ? some have applied tke
term to baptism.
oo^jSsS^cSi, has also been applied to baptism.
ooot8^, CO. o5588|So6^^S, def. 2. surface.
ooi, 00. oS8ii8i, beads.
c6%, 00. o68^S8, and o68c85, or o68c85|S8c85, def. 2.
.coSfiQDi, — oSS^ieDio^ooS, small, unimportant streami
which have no distinctive name.
o68<i8»^{5ooiooi, def. 2. see ^, 32.
065^, 00. a5§po6oj5, or ooj^cfiSSi, or <x>^SV^\
def. 2.
o6§8. def. 2. Tav. ^SoSsoo.
o6§p, def. 2.
oo^^co^, a place of pouring down water; a sink.
06^, 00. oo^oocbi, def. 2.
coop, def, 2 ; not a very sweet or valuable kind,
o6c8, def. .2.
opojl, CO. o6c^^o5o(al, or ooo^ooooi, def. 2.
oSosji^, 00 06031^0603^, def. 2, a dipper.
oSc^jS, 00. o6a:jjl.
004, ce>. o6*^§^, def. 2. living water.
o68i 803
6fty CO. ooq5^9 which see, roilj water.
68^6^9 wild gooseberry.
oS^cBi. CO. ooS^cfiiooffigi, def, 2.? o68S@x, do.
58^c8i, def. 2. \ oo8^g8io), a dioecions frnit tree,
Otaheitean gooseberry.
S8^^% CO. oo8^o5io68^y^i def. 2. main river
S8^q5v CO. o68SyS,
hcorXf CO. oocg, as ooogooooi.
ScBSf CO. o6»i^ooc8S| def. 2. deep water.
Sogi) def. 2. running water*
So^S, Bottle-gourd; (Maul.)
SojS, def. 2; 0602SCD1, def. 2; oopjSogSoooSogS,
overflow a dam^ bank, or country.
^02if and ooo^ioSf def. 2 ; oo&ogi, a gourd-shaped
horn, or trumpet*
io^mti an old gourd-shell; a gourd-jug.
kigioo^, def. 2.
S^ CO. 0006^06, def, 2. same as oooodli also. def. 2.
S0619 CO. oocSS, CO. 00^. flowing stream.
ic8S, or oof^o6c8S> or o6c85o6c6i, or ooc8Soo@i»
def. 2. do.
kSi, def. 2. falling tide.
>c8i8i, dropf trickle dowuy as water.
kSiso^i CO. ooc8io2^o6c8i90^i spill, as water.
»c8i82y oocSisjjSy strong ourrent» a fall of water,
rapids, cascade.
^cSiogidSiy do.
c8io2^, CO. o66D^^iy and oSoo^S^ ; co. oocSxoo^.
d), def. 2.
819 a whirlpooU
804 cot
ooSiq^ii CO. 06810910681081, def. 2.
0600001, def. 2.
o6o3'i^, CO. o6oo^o6ooGb, def. 2» froth.
oooDCj^i, CO. 068^0603^1, and o6a)Cj^io6s, def* 2; abf
def. 2. water's edge.
060DO8, CO. o6oD5t.
o6od68| CO. 0600610603 OS, def. 2. crooked Btream, eddj
o6oo6sSi, a bit of bamboo in an eddy ; a syringe.
o6ootj$, def. 2,
0600, def. 2. ; o6ao66S, the lowest neap-tides.
o6cg, CO. o6cgo6oDi, or o6c^o6^i, def. 2. see o3, nett
cdiSf CO, 06(^060^, or o6(Bo6cOi, or cbSoo^p, def. !
0600^, same as o6f •
0600^8) same as c6^8.
0600061 same as 0606.
0600 cbi, same as 06061.
o6(d, CO. o6ooi^o6(fi, def. 2.
o6c8adr8, a goglet, or the like, to hold drinking wate
o6gS^, abraded or corroded by the action of water.
o68i^8if water; 01810681, boiled rice; 0681^81, beii
o6^,< — 06^06^, adv. sound like that of stamping on ti
ground^ or striking with the fist.
06s, 1. Origin, commencement, the base or foot endi
a thing, the point from which a thing proceel
the point or line of contiguity to a thing or pd
son; in plants, the culm, stalk, trunk; atriketi
sides, or edges of things together; prime, fil
rale, best quality; descendents, ancestors, ii
direct line ; a particle and num. affix, see Gr^
see. 32, 243; 2. With affizee; i^trike togetbe
strike cymbals^ strike fire; 3. With prefixes^ the
quarter from which the wind comesi most fre-
quently the Bonthi the foot or base ; the part be-
tween the teeth and cheeks ; contiguous to a per-
son or things in presence 'of; the tongue; get
hity or struck; set a planti or scion, trans-
plant ; horizon ; a ruQk^ made of rice, the broken
parts; families descended from one original stock;
a spot where the bones of the dead are deposited ;
CO. to the term for burying ground or grave ; edge,
border of; trunk of a tree, the butt or root end *
of a log ; 4. Reduplicated, adv. sound like a
tittering laugh.
coo6io6t, def. 3. south ; north the opposite, 09
o5i8t ; cBSoos, 3 ; ogScBSooti 3 ; d^obioos, 3. 9ee
9^ ; 8^oos, 3. and; oS8^o68» commencement, orig-
' in;S^o6sy Z.see^^\ 81061, 3; cSooi^oos, see
c8 ; cooos, 3; oo)o5i, Z. see qS\% ooo^soooot, 1 ; 00 *
Qgwoos, see ogo^oot, 3 ; o^oot^S, 3. 00^061, 3. qi
00008, 3: ^o58, 3; &S0&81 3; cg^So68, 3; 8^
008, 3; SSoos^S,— 0^008^8, see 3; c8oo8, 3;
co^ioo8, 3 ; o^^S^oos, 3 ; 0^^008, 3 ; c^^^ 008,
3;^ 0(^0081 1; ooo68ooa)5| 1; 001008, at the be-
gining, formerly, anciently.
aoto^^i def. 2. 0680^00889 do, a part of funeral
ceremonies.
soiji^^y CO. o68o5^^i^§8| def. 2. o68oocoi^^i^^, do.
^otooit as ^10680689 def. 4.
368§^, def. 2. o68§^o^, eee Gg80J^.
)6tQ^O|9 def. 2. 068001^^^.
i
806 001
o&^, I* See num. affix^ actionsi things which are done i
occur singly; 2. with affixes^ see each othl
meet, see that which is below onci or which q
lates to one's self; 3. with prefixes^ now t
then, at intervlilB, uneveni of unequal lengthif
•heights. •
02^00^02^06^, def. 3; oooo^, def. 3; odo^^i
S^c8ioo<2t, oooo^cS, oooo^oo9| see ooco^;
<{^c8, def. 3.
o6^£^ as oo^i^oosodS/ an anvil.
oo^ao^ooiScg^oo^cgl, have all knowledge, see all thinpi
• o6j5c85, CO. o6^c85oop#ffi5, def. 2.
o5^c8i| def. oo^cSioo^bsooty'tf^ one's own sins; oo^isd
098, take heed to one's self or to one's ' manneni
001 1. Pick up one after another; name of a Karen, ii
Karen fablci who Was distinguished for obscenit}
of manners, No. 49; things which occur in serieB,
or have a consecutive connection with each other,
hence, 00. to the term for family, tribe, &c; una
affixt applied to families, communities, &c; pro-
tractive ; the covert afforded by a coop or baskel
for fowls, the covert in which a spear trap is 8eti
applied to times and seasons, while, during, ii
the time of; 2. with aflSxes, pick up remnantB a
fragments; indecent, shameless, impudent, obseene
put together things of different kinds; protract-
edly, for a long time; 3. with prefixes, a [tribe
family, &c., in the time of early dawn; chocs
out, select ; 4 Cog. Reduplicated, with a 00. pfo
tractedly, for a long, time.
ao/%p 807
cdt|^cBt80i| def. 3; SidS^ooi, 3; e(^CDi» 3. oo|^
oDODif 1; (^CDii see o^; qioo^cdi, 3; oSSoSScdiooi,
5; ^001, 3 ; oo^^oeooi, 1 ; oocoi/and oocx)i^\» 1.
Gog. 09a>i, def. 4. and its componndB^ see ooooi.
a^if def. 2.
€d)| def. 2; oo^ooia^i fiomething immodest, obscene;
yioois^l, a pei^n devoid of any sense of shame^
the effects of partial insanity.
dS^y def. 2. 00^001 c8^, a small rod used inweaving
figured work to raise the proper threads.
§^, CO. cx)i§^oS§^, def. 2.
^S, def. 2.
oS^^f def. 2.
y% forget.
oo€Xf^j def. 2.
(fi^, 00. ooicfi^CDKd, def. 2. select for food.
S 1. Heigh t| as of a person when erect; in weaving,
the warp, or lengthwise of the work; a bag, wal-
let) sachel^ torn npon^ stand one's ground, use
means of defence, mid. voice, use care in walking
or standing, to preserve one's balance, so as not
to fall ; num. affix, applied to bags of things ; 2.
general term for bags; fortify one's self, provide
means of defence ; 3. rise on end, either to a sit-
ting or standing posture, rise to a standing pos-
tarci stand up^ set on end and lean the upper
part against someUiing; raise on end in fui&eral
eeremonies; wave a bamboo by alternately elevat-
ing and depressing one end of it over the dead ;
4« Bednplicated, irresolntelyy as in resolving to
808 ocj
do a thing and having the resolation shaken oi
destroyed. .
hiooi^, (jo/ biooi^bicdi, def. 3; biooiocn^, 3.m
bi; oDicx>i^, 3; ooooi^» see so, see oo^, SSooi^,
3Sooicx)i^i 3. lean against oocoiS, or oooot^
ootfii, 1. Spooi^, 3. SpC30ip8i, 3.
ooi^SSi top of a bag; ooi^S^cB and ooi|58^0902t, ared
stripe sewed round the top of a bag, for or-
nament*
ooiScDOif 8i8i, def. 4. see 8i, destroyed and ooi^, 1.
ooiSad^<^if & leather bag» sack; ooi^yS^gt, a coniet^
bag fish-net; variegated bag.
ooiSc6i8ic8i, def. 2 : cx)i^c8i8ic8io5, do.
cx)iSo88i, def, 2, o88i, is descriptive of the kind of
figure intended. i
ooipoooDi, def. 1. cx)i^oooot«iooa)g, do.
ooiSoS, def. 2. o6, is the name of a tribe of people.
cx>iS8i<^^8i» def* 2. the CO. shows that this name ii
. given to bags in allneion to the manner in whid
a Karen bag or sachel is carried*
on, 1. Hew out timber so as to make it 'straight and
even ; a species of trap having a weight whick
falls upon and secures the animal caught; drar
out the voice in loud, grave^ solemn, or threat-
ning toBOSi grnnty grumble; Co. of t he_ t erm fb^
curse, imprecate; applied to the mind, heavj, daE
confuted, depressed, 2. with affixes, pray, aij
over a formula of prayer or incantation with i
solemn tone of voice ; a swinging or sttspeodei
trap, which strikes down upon th^ animal; i
kind of trap bearing some reeemblanoe to a oot*
ton gin; a combination or line of several traps;
I hew off; hew a staff or pole used as a badge at
the funerals of young people; eurse» imprecate
with obscene or grievous words; grunt with a
loud, guttural sound, as a hog when an enemj is
seen ; 3. with prefixes, fiet a trap of the kinds
above mentioned ; be caught in a trap,
obof, CO. sbo^sbejo, def. 3. 5^ sb; oo^o^, 3.
Q9ta^9 1.
3oooS» def. 2. CO. cx^coo^OD^co^Xj 2. prayer.
^8S5, the string which holds the beam of the rat-trap.
^ifS, 00. ocjf^So^^i, def, 2.
Doo^oSti the spindle of the trap.
(JOO^S, CO. o^oo^i.
c^oo^iy CO. Qfoo^^cx^oo^i, def. 2. and 1. see oo^i.
^cBS, CO. o^oj^cfiS, def. 2.
^c8^ooo902^9 def* 1. shout loud.
xjS^i, CO. aj8^o§iQ{8fob$, def. 2.
]f Sg2^9 CO. ofSog^Sqgi, def. 2.
i^^i, CO. of Of fS.
if^% CO* 02^^09^^} def. 2.
x^^ 966 co^i cqi^ the beam of the trap.
K^tx>^, def. 2»
i^QOO^i def. 2.
tfpof^^ and q^^^a^iOdcdSf and of 93afio>§i^ def. 2.
x^bg^^lf ft tree» the rats are Very fond of / the fruit; it
is called ''rat bait/'
1^10081^ def. 1. .
1^1, f^mi/ji^ pn/y, as^an^ a^1^ iwWivd.offopid.,
810
"V
Q^^coooSi and oDc^^qpooS, imitative of sOoDd like thai
of striking a person with the fist; suddenly.
Q^^o^^i iniitative of sound, like the splashing of water
with the feet, like stamping on or striking tht
ground.
QDty 1. Fully make an effort to draw towards one;
play on the native jews-harp, done by pnllin;.
or rather twitching a string ; lead, poll along as
an animal with a rope ; take out as out of a box,
basket, &c.; translate as a book oat of one Ian*
gaage into another; explain, draw out, as the
meaning or import or cause of any thing; bring
to light, expose to view, as any thing that wai
hidden or unknown; play an air on instruments of
music ; use force upon a female, commit rape; the
viscid juice of certain plants, gum of trees; 2. pull
a thing up, as a ro{>e from the ground, raise one's
self by laying hold of something, pull a punka,
pull forcibly ; take away, as a person from among
others, take from the midst; hold or pull back
as a person who is departing, pull or draw tight;
in speaking, draw one's words tight, i. e. declare
or promise a thing so as to leave' no room for
doubt; o'btain by pulling, succeed in pulling,
leadingi and the like; separate, not suffer to re-
main together, wean from the breast; produce,
bring to view as one's faults ; cast away, scatter,
disperse, pull down, contract, draw together, as
the mouth of a bag, 3. with prefixes, viscid,
tenadouSf tie tight around, fasten, as a cord; have
OJIttl . «11
sharp, throbbing psin ; in anglingi pnll on the
line; in anger, rave* gnash with the teeth; 4.
twitch spasmodically, as 4he mnsdeSy hftve .a
twitching seGjfation, as in the eyelids ; quid, con-
cnssive sounds or acts which produce such sounds*
ooto^tootobiy def. 3. ei^c^t, or ei^o^tei^cSi, 3.
. ^o$^>, 3. o5a^t, 3. c5a^to5fSi9 o^^a^tt !• oo
Of, 1.; »pc(j«, 3. oopotjioopogi, 3. Cog. odcxji,
def. 4.; ooc^t, def. 4. ooo^idB^, def. 4.
^toD^iy and o^too^icS^, def. 2.
{tooa^» def. 2. see coo^p.
jtngS, CO. o^tcgSo^ngS, or o^icgSooingS, def. 2. .
^tooS, def. 2.
^t, and ofn95t@t@t, def. 2 ; ooooo^Sa^ttaSt, 2. .
His word is sure*
^tcoi, and o^Booiooo}^, or o^tooioc^tcol, def, 2.
jtoo^, €0. ojiooScxDiooS, dof. !•
^1001, see C08, 5. falter, stammer.
^fc8^, CO. <XftSp(X>\Spf def. 2. ^. or o^bcS^qogS^, 1.
take out o^BcS^oSS, 1. o^sgS^ooqS, co. ooo^ooS^i
a^sc8^c8^<^, Land 1.
»iSp9iSxg),def. 1. •
t^\ dei. 2.
«8S({^» choose a wife.
•ot, CO. oc^K^oc^sas, def. 2. separate, force apart
wq^t and o^t^^c^f def. 2. wean oft^, c^o.
t<|^y and G^K^dS^, def. 2. bring to light.
i«»)i force or compel a female,, commit rape* .
51 K.
812 . oj
cqt^t &fl G^t^^G^tos, see o^tat. .
o^^SoS§1, and o^t^^oS^ngS, disperse.
o^sc^S) ^^^ ^^o^dS^i or a^tc^So^tobSi def. 2.
cx^8^9 CO. o^tc^Sf prolong C(?. o^sobGo^tcSi.
QOBcSi, CO. o^tcbSi ailsO) o^tcSiooicSif def, 2.
oc^scgs, CO. o^t^to^tcgt, def. 2.
0^ 1. Gold; to roll np; kick, or strike, with the bottim
of the foot; plongh, turn np the groand with a
plough ; make an offering to water-demone bj
• ponring oat the materials of the offering itla\
the water; ancestors, lineal descent ; CO. of ter^
* for the Saj>reme being ; applied to things roUd
up, see Oram ; 2. with affixes, gold-dnst, pn
gold, male gold, u e. which has a red tingej
female gold, that which is of a dall yellow |
meteor fire-ball* ignis-fatuus, which the natin|
fancy to be animated gold tinsel; 3. with
fixes, golden, gild ; excessive beating or palpitatid
of the heart ; gold-leaf, gold ornaments ; ete
unending, 4. Cog. name of a scandent plant I
ing a small fruit which when ripe is of a
color; a term applied to very small hen's
from their resemblance in shape and size to
above fruit ; adverbially, in speaking of the arrin|
of an entire stranger.
qio^f see qi, 8bto|2« co. sbto^sbt^i, 3 ; coSoA
see cqcb ; oo^^o^f 3 ; cSoo^^ogf 3; ^Wlo^^ %
So^, 3 ; c8i02c8\6BS, 3 ; o^^so^i 3. ooo^^
o^t ^ 818
1; odogoodBSy 3. Cog. odo^y def. 4. dBo|SoDQ2, 4;
^co^f CO. ofjcCHfipof^^f def. 2.
go^i, def. 2.
2f), , sow seed in a paddy field.
2^9 c^« Q^iSog^t, plough a fieldy.def. 1.
^00 y 00. o^Sooo^S^y def. 2. filter water.
gooS, CO. o^oS^og^^* def. 2.
^, def. 1. 00^0^00, the act of do. or materials for
do. also, def. 2.
^oot,— -ooog^oo' . def. l.^o^ootcSiy deseendi as one
person from another.
^S^j CO. ogS^cbtS^f def. 2.
^o1, def. 2. same as'o^Soo,
aeS^iy def. .2. probably alloyed gold.
|>8^9 def. 2 ; color resembles fine brass.
^8^9^, <fef. 2. Q^S^y^cgicSjSoooo^, Aurum is flying
after food ; the ignis-fatuus is probably what gave
rise to the story that one of these animals, in
ancient daysy was canght» and that it laid eggs
of pure gold.
2o5, sfe ogSoo.
^c^, def. 2.
^(d^&S, live by plowing, or by. lowland or water-rice
caltivation.
^^ — Of^Oj^9 dull, bat loud sounds.
1%^ 1. Rub, brush any thing to smooth or clean it,
rub hard with repeated acts; graze, just miss, as
in shooting ; rescue, ransom, redeem as a person
from slavery ; have wealth, wealthy ; bring forth.
814 ^ c{lot
afe a culprit to be put to death ; take out, die-
chargei ae the cargo of a ship, or grain from i
crib; a distance as far as can be reached in tl^
manner .expressed by the verb to which it is pri-
fixedy hence; in the negative not long enoiigl,
i. e. for the use wanted ; the verge, extremity ir
end of a projectiqg part ; prefix, small tnberdei,
warts, excrescences on the skin, 2. with affiia,
rnb, polish, give a gloss ; within visible distanee,
the distance of a stone-cast, gnn-shot spear or
lancoH^triking distance; spit, discharge ssUti^
saliva, spittle; high as one. can reach; oiv.
sparingly, variegated, with flecks, dapp^^d, firedr^
led, 3. With prefixes, hig)i as the top of id
breast ; a rich person ; wash by scrubbing, 4.
Oeg. verrncous ; stifled, as speech, name of i
scandent plant, ''Elceagnns conferta."
iogt, def. 1. see h% (j^a^t, from ogs, 1. see (j^i
ooojt, CO. ooo{^ooc8i, neg. def. 1 ; ooSoiji, ^
coSof^QoScMf 1« 2^Cjp8^» CO* S^^8^9 2^02>^
3 ; (^i0299ic8if 3 ; c^oj'' ^ ^ ooo^BOodSi, 3 ; oocp
oooos, see obf^ ooo^s, 1. Oog. coogh def. 4. mt
cDOgs, ^^coogt, def. 4. see coogu '
cglooQ^^, def. 2 ; 02<ooifl9^0L)i^c8^, do. with a pW
ODtooSi, and o^tODSicS^, def. 2. rab bright. ^
o^Bopi, def. !• .
o^scgSojt^^y def. 2. •obiSSoooo^i^tooog^oo^acbv
o^tcg^o^scg^cSi, keep at a distance in following.
ogtngS, def* 2. rab off.
def. 2. o^tobtcgtot, do. from def. 1.
QgP 815
p^t, def. CO. ogtoi, from def; 1.
{1091^, CQ. o^tjgt*
pcBi, def. 1. yio^tcBi, a person who is rich,
^•oof , see o5i.
sgtcS^i Bar. a^S^) def« 1 ; cagicSSaioScgSy bring from
prison to execution; also def. 1. • .
(t^f CO. o^t^o^t^, def. 2« spit in a scattering manner..
{t^Sogtjjp., def. 2. eject spittle.
{t^Sd88, 2. spittoon.
^jgiy def, 2. excretion from the tongue.
^tj^ioO} saliva, liquid excreted from the tpngue^
{•9^, def. 1. ooooi^^iio^sS^cBiSty ftie distance onlj
. of an arm's length; i. e. within reach.
^8^c8^f def. 2. ooStcS^o^s^^S^t elevated only as
•high as one can reach.
^tjg^oSo^i, def. 2. d3jSc{^tj|i|^oSo9i, eat sparingly.
2«§» CO. ofgi^^ arid cgsbp.
pSS, as c&^ojp^, def. 2. see o&^.
{•ogScB^t def. 2.
^b^ CO. Ojpbpeqz^r 2. eject saliva with force.
^b^8s» def. 2. done in derision.
^b^opi, Ci^.Qgib^c&to^tb^ooiydef. 2. cover with spitting.
^o58c8^, Co. cqtc&tSpop9^Spf def. 2.
^ 1. A sinew, blood-vessels, veins, arteries; lime;
a post, the posts of a crib, house &c., things above
heavenly bodies, vertical, on tlie meridian ; the
upright stem or trunk of a tree or plant ; num.
qffi^f applied to sinews , posts, blood-vessels, up-
right, perpendicularly, a crucifix ; escape from, be
tl6 ^^^^
freed from, as from pnniBhment ; 8d nprightj
symmetrical form, a manly figure; a cbiiDam box,
used in betel-chewing ; applied to the san, fiill-|
DooDi a little past the meridian » scarcely on the
meridian; vertical, 3. with prefixes, a -stake, ir
the like^in the ground in an upright position, pe^
pendicnlar, directly over ; a whirlwind, 4. sbik-
ing,' unsteady manner; noise, indistinct, eonfosedi
jarring, 5. Reduplicated, in a perpendicular or
upright posture, as in walking, in a .dodgis;|
manner, in a noisy, tumultuous manner.
8bt02^9 def. 3 ; sbtog^^, 3. see sbs ; oooj^^c^^, m
O902^ ; 6bSo2^oo^(X>8, 3 ; SSogp, 3 ; oDoSidBjSc^
3; oo^^, or oog^o^^, 3 ; Sioj^^, 3; <^^0|2^9 nooo;
S^^o^p} species of. flower; oo^o^^, 3. cSiog^, 3;
QicSioj^, 3; S^Oj^^, and oHcS^o^^, 3; ^^o^,^t
o5^02t^» or 02^0^3, 3 ; oocg^, 3 ; ooo^oSt, I
Cog. QOOfil^f def. 4; o^Oj^^, 4. iee ooo^^.
Of^cof^^, erroneous movement of a muscle, a stitcb.
cg^cDODS, as oS^o^jSooodS, def. .2
Gg^8^oo^8, as f^ogjSS^oo^i, def. 2. afternoon.
C2^^«, 00. ogp8.
og^tXJIwfi, as ^^Oj^^tfiHw^i, def. 2. exact perpendiculft
0^^^^, def. 2. cross/cruciflx. .
CD^soiooo^, as ^^o^^coiooo}^, def* 2. sun overhead.
o^^oocg^, as ^^Oj^^ooo^^) def. 2. not quite noon.
o^pofjloofi, as f^Oj^^odloofi, def. 2. full noon.
0^^001^, CO. cgjSS, betel-box.
o^^cg^, as cbioj^^og^f def. 5. ; SScSSoodo^^cg^, d^
5.; S^cg^cg^f 6»; o8^caj2^02^f 5.
• oo8i 817
8^^ CO. Qe^^>02^<g>* Escape 2 ; v^os^cg^o^^^ cause
to escape, liberate, &Q.
g^^f CO. oj^oi^oj^^' ^^* ^*
H^oo^ooS, as f^o^^oo^ooS, def. 2. vertical.
^00^0^00^, as^ioooiS^oo^QOo^^oo^ooojipoo^^def. 2.
2^8, CO. oj^coiSeqj^Q^ or og^Sog^^t, def. 2«
)gpc6Sc85, as ^Soj^<&5c85, def. 2.
I^Si^Si, or cg^SitjS^Si, lime, chaDam.
o, 1, Weave, as mats, basket-work, braid ; cock, erect,
tarn ap so as to make prominent ; sew on or at-
tach a bit of braid to a thing ; 2. with affixes,
straight, lie straight, tense^as a rope; tightly, as
a ligature; interlocked, name of a Karen month
embracing a part of Jan. and Feb.; straight and'
slenders as a tall, slender person, &c;, outstretched,
* rigid, inflexible, stiff, as a stifle bow, lever, or
arm ; 3. with prefixes, deriv. directly, as approach-
ing a person or thing directly.
oS^oo, def. 3.; 0009, ^^^ ^^' which see 0909
coooSf def. 8.
9090DS, def. 2 ; nSooooooS, 2 ; aj^odCoS, 2.
^cot, def. 2; ODoftop^oocos, intertangled.
^oS^, weavd a thing for use.
oojS, as ocHooo^S, name of a month.
03, weave a thing not for use, ooeo^ooof. weave
baskets.
ooDCQ, as 3^00^00000}, def. 2.
x>St, see ooc8 learn to weave.
818
«P
ooco^oooi erect, or eock up the bottom or loww eod
of a thing, def. 1.
009, as 82^ca9pi dei. 2.; ^, denotes a rod or brandi.
00^1, weave a wicker or open basket.
0007091, a cultivated vegetable.
oocBj CO. ooc8oo8f, def. 2.
09081, as ooo8i8^ooc^^oo^ooo9^, def. 2.
coo8^, de^ 2. weave a cord, ratan, &o. . aroand u
articlOf to prevent its breaking, or as a 'kind of
sling to hold it.
codS^^^, plant of the familj Melastomaceoe and pro-
bably of the genus O^beckia.
00^, project, a projecture; !• penis, the shank, tail or
subulate end of « tool or other thing whidi en-
ters the handle, or a socket, also, a sting, as of
a bee ; fat, plunip, as a young child ; projecting,
waxen tubes formed by a species of bee as ave-
nues into the hive ; flesh or meat, clear, thiek«
unmixed with bone, muscle, &c. ; applied to soil*
rich, free from stones, sand, &c. ; a speeiee of
. fish-trap, the mouth of which projects inwardly
and has ppints, which though they allow the fish
to enter, prevent egress ; 2. with, affixes, fluor
seminalis, the orifice of the urethra; frenum penii;
a^contemptuous appellation given a pefson in ang^
the root of the frenum, 3. with, prefixes^ King of
Hades; a chubbed kind of worm or grub.
cB^cStoo^, def. K see S^tBv, (^800^, 1. 9ee r^S;
^oo|5, CO. 2J5oo^eo«8i, 3. see |^; 8^00^9 ^9 ^^^^
«?f I5 e3?09iSj 1 ; oDbofoo^, neg. of oojS, 1;
ScOQd^, or SSq^^Soopf 3; oo^oco^, 1; Odioo^^
the 0^9 of a ooi def. 1 ; oSSSo^^, 3. .Oog. oooojS,
as OD^QOoo^, generic name of several species of
fions, (Ran.) . ^
D^ood^ooaji||t, def. 2. see cox^p.
D^^, 00. oo^8^09^f^, def. 2; oo^S^ot, def. 2. *
o^Q^i, def. 2; also CO. oo^S^c^i.
o^^cxjgiofiy and oo^SjSojjiiQfiy same as def* 2.
o^S^c^i, CO. oo?8pc%ioop8p«8t/def. 2. •
o^§t, see oop, 1. and %t, 1.
o^QO^y voiding urine.
o^aj^f Co* oo^aj^oo^if in males, hair of the pudenda.
o^o5, 00. oo^d^8oo^y def. 2.
djScS^, CO. oo^c8^^Sg8^» def. 2; oojScSlScSo^s, ^o-
DJScS^dSof , def. 2; generally occurs in healthy babes
at three or four months old.
^^^8t, — y^<^^%8» the title of an obscene Karen fable.
dj^if CO. oo^^ioo^QOi» def. 2.
??fi«» ^- <»?fi«<»?§«» def* 2; oo^ioo^«, do. .
p^jgif def. 3.
y^^pf def. 2.
J^»t8^8f oDobS, def. X.
J^ooo^S, def. 2.
>^ooc6t, c<^. oo^Q9c5soo^cx)oot, defi 2.
»^c^y ^. odj^d^too^sjSy def. 2.
I, is a particle to denote a certain degree, quantity #
eizey ability, number, quality, &c* generally in-
dicated by the connection; 1. a waist-cloth, just
eoflScient to hide one's, nakedness; so much, as
oiuch as, &c., only, a8 only I| only you, &c., see
820 * ^'
%
Orafn. sec. 247^ 8. with affixes, clothe ooe's
up to the hips only, or a cloth ronnd the hi]
^^with prefixes, a iame given to fish in aD|
WfeeB^^ey.will not bite the hook, the monfa
waist-cloth^.thenameof a scandent plant fft
• thin and flatl\4. Reduplicated, about so much,
so large ; empha^ ao large.
epojob, def. 3; «Sto«ob, 3. see oo»ai«.
obcocW, 00. o6cx)cd^o6oooo^, l^f- 2.
obc^i, def. 2.
oboo^, as obooSoSi, ao large, def.
66ob, as obo6oSi, and o6ob|^, def
ob^^, thus or that much; enough; >P*^v ^
more.
0608^9^, def. 2; c8^, wrap, 9^, testid
0606^, how much? how large? &c.
obcbpobcbp, how much or large (not inte*[^8*^*^^ ^
indicating an unknown quantity or ^^^»/ **
.much, I know not.
o6o8t, as much as, as large as.
Ob^^po8t,-obo5io8i,-.obo8t8io5i,-obo8«8«oob|it?» ^ «
Gram.
oboStoboSt, alike, of like size or quantity,
obooodt, 2t^. only spirit or mind; 6obooo3$, r ^™"'
nothing but anger; oS^oboooDSi apfftied T^ ^
only seeds without sarcocarpus or any thin|j ^
obo&t, as large or much as this. \
oboSiob^t, as much or as large as this or that. X
ob«, 1. Eradicate, extract, .as a plant by the roota, p^
out as feathers from^ a bird, extricate, bb froi
I abp 821
#
coDfinen^enti or slavery ; force one's self to keep
I up while laboring under indisposition ; be appro-
I priate, belong or pertain to; 2. with affixes, des-
tory or remove by eradication ; like drawing oat
the sinews, i. e. with painfnl effort| pnll np, as
grass, &c. ; do* adjust the warp in weaving cer- •
tain figured work so as to make the figures come
in proper order; 3. with prefixes, deriv. with
* difficulty, eflfbrt, properly pertain to; in pulling
up things, cull, select; molt, cast, shed, as a bird
its feathers, a person his hair, &c; deriv. qualify-
ing soundi crack, snap ; 4. Bednplicated, crack-
iflg, snapping sounds; with great agility or exer-
tion, energetically, as children at play.
@itob8, def« 3; oo^isobsoo^, neg; o^^**^*
%obt% 3; cSiobt, 3; ooobsoDooS, 3. ooc^tcocSt,
def. 3 ; ooobs, 3.
ic^, def. 2.
ri^t, def. 4. as dbcS^dS^obtobs, and cSSc^sobs.
icg^^^fl^, *def. 2. as Qioo^SsQiobtog^^^f^bcSt.
xS^9 def. 1. and 2.
^, as obs^^^^o)^, def. S. pile up.
§^, def. 2.
A\j def. 2.
, — cot, def. 1. coS col cox oSi #061 soDt 8t soDt g8^ oDt
*c8tc8i.
*p, def. 2.
!y haughty, proud; oSob^oooDs, behave ptoudly,
haughtily ; treat others with contempt,
oooo^ooob^, do. see <Soo6^.
% I
<8, \. Tlirasty a^ with, the fiat ; a raft ; a fern, a
species of polypodiam; a kind oi plant; hoU
a wounded part down ao as to let all t^e blood
ran out; num. affioOf applied to rafts, rafirloadfi»
a face» long and thin^ long-favored; 3. witk
affixes, a tube or pipe naed to sack up liquid^
with a contracted orifice or top; applied to bai-
kets and other vessels; punch or thrust up witk,
the fist; name of a species* of creeping piao;
with acid leaves ; thrust with the fistSi as i
game, a numerous, crowded bodjr of men, plantei
houses, &o. ; bow down as the head ; name of a
plant with a hard, fistular stem ; pour off tbe
water from rice after it is boiled; name of t
plant with a soft, fistular stem ; 3. with prefixes,
thousand ; cross on a raft ; Burman raft, made
differently from a Karen one^ cut bamboos for
a raft; thin^ haggard, hence applied to eztreicDe
old age.
ootcS, def. 3; Sc8/ 3; odSicS, 3*, b^c8, 3v
^dB, 1 ; c6idB, 3 ; oSdB, 3.
dBcB, CO. cfioj^dBcfi, def. 2. |
SB|8^, thrust with the fist.
dBox8, Co. G8oDo5^c8a3c8, def. 2; ^cgoocS, loQg-|
favored.
xScoSf thrust with the fist.
dBdBf , def. 2,
€89890^, def. 3. succulent leaves and stems eaten.
c8^, def. 2.; ooooitooo^cS^ODi^^i.
c8^, CO. S(j^.
d^ 828
i^^, CO. dB^^dBsS, def. 2. i% 9iobc8«^,-o^8^doc8f^,
o5^ooc8f^» gefietally used with the couplet.
i(SS, to. dBc86ooftc6S, as 9i9otc6c8Sbooc>t, def. 2.
\Sx, CO. cBc8idbtc8i as c8d8iooog^~c8c8ioo^, def. 2.
k8iOD8^i def. 2.
}o^9 d^. 2. alfio called c8.
io&toi, def. 2.
)c9^,. def. 2. alec called c8, .
Jag^, def. 1.
SSy threaten it anger.
\ this root primarily indicates touch wijth the end
of. a thing; 1. tonch as with the end of the
finger, the end of a stick, &c ; the hog, from
the use it makes of its snoot ; boat or ship, rnn
the head on shore; the projecting, loose ends of
splints and the like, in an unfinished basket,
mat, and other textures; in weaving, the loose
ends left in finishing the work ; a stump of a
tree, and other things, a projection, crag, jut;
2. with affixes, the angle- worm or lumbricUs
terrestris, also the common round worm of the
stomach, or lurabracoides; a worm resembling
the angle-worm, but shorter ; a small species of
hog, found in locations where a particular kind
of grass abounds, hence the name, hog's jaws ;
sit down; a tick peculiar to swine; souse, made
of hog'« head; to make a kind of ofiering to de-
tnons on account of the sick; ^mall worms found
in the viscera of swine ; lean upon a staff for the
purpose of support, Mesobema, an animal of the
834 dBt
IchoeamoD tribe/ ^Tiger-cat/ CO. to the term foi
tiger, applied also to one or two other aDimale ol
the civet-cat tribe ; the water-hog, a fabalooa aiii<
nialy BQpposed to quench fire^ or prevent ite bom
ing ; put forth frnit ; in walking, support one's sell
with a staff ; civet-cat, probably viverra ra8se;Iij
the ends of things together, crowd together^ as in
assemblage of persons ; come together, as leadiig
men to consult on matters of public business ; a
hog H tusk which has no hollow, supposed to have
the virtue to render a person invulnerable; hog's
bristles ; the white hog, title of a Karen fable,
Ko. 40^ hog's fat, lard, the fatty part of the fleeh;
go to stool, or put to stool, as one does a child;
ply the food to salt or other condiment, dip,
sop; 3, with prefixes, orifice; derivative, cod-
cussive, as sounds; be pressing, urgent, as in
asking for any thing ; beans, usually of the genus,
Phaseolus, ground-nuts, «* Arachis hypogea,'* ' the
Indian horse-radish tree ; '* Moringa pterygoi-
perma," leguminous tree, *^ Agate grandiflora;^
apply something warm as a warmed cloth ; i
Nat or Nats supposed to occupy the tops ol
stumps; eat swine's flesh as an offering to demoD&
c6^St£,see dBsis8; S^dBt, def. 3; e^9<SiSi
see cSsc8i ; gicSt^^, see gi, and c8td^ ; oo^cSi
3 ; co^c^^cSt, and coc^ScSt, 3. co^dBtS, see oBtS;
dB^dBt, 3 ; f^cBt, and f^dBscS, 3 ; odSt, 3; odBi
l^^cSi; ocSto^^ ; oc8to3^ ; 8cS^c8t; Qd^e^cSt, I
ooj^dBt, 3; iSzdSysee dBtdB ; odBtcS^gS ^m
•
o^^cSt, or o^^cSto^^^i in wea^ng, def. 1; t:o^
<&, or o^^dBto^fl, 1; oo^dBtf), 3; odcStf, 1.
cB^cBs, 3. Gog. ODdBt, 8; oc8t,3.
bStoo^, the stomach or paanch of a hog; the {erm, as
a verb, is applied to the moont to denote that
it is nearly fnll, i. e. has acquired the shape of
a hog's panoch.
fitodSi, CO. cBsooSicStoooi, a pig-sty.
fitooo^^, CO. cSiooo^^dBtooo^, a hog's kidneys.
cBiooobSy or cStoddbScStoooS, def. 2. cStooobSoo,— cSt
oDcb6c8{Ss^,— dBiooobSgSi, — dBoodb&jSdB, -dBi
ooobSStcS^ o cos, — cStoodb^SsooDt,— cx>o5^G8too cbS,
see codbS, 8, 9, a plant, a noTed. for worms.
dBtooo^, CO. cStODO^^.
BioooS, def. 2.
cBkdp5, CO. Stcooiay^, def. 2.
c8t<Bt, a siphon made of the hog's windpipe.
dBtoS^q^^y CO. c8tn&^i]^^dBn&^q^i a ham.
c8i9^, and cStd^dS, def. 2; gicStd^, bevel a bamboo or
the like on each side so as to make the end re-
semble a hog's jawsi i. e. forked.
c8td| CO, c8t,*the posteriorsi def. 2.
cBtdS, def. 2. generally about the size of the finger
nail.
dBi8^, a hog's head; dBtSjSso^, def. 2.
dBtS, CO. c&t5ic8tS, def. 2. cx>^dBs8t an. offering to. de-
mons for the sick.
cSiS^, a large herd of swine.
cSttD^, def. 2.
cBtcoS, as dStioSf^dBicB, def. 2.
68< (fit^
dBffSif as dBtfE8iooicx)if^^, def. fi.
c8t8^, def. 2. alBOy wet, as the end of the finger and
a^ply it to something.
cBlcD^i CO. cBi€OJ5c8ia|, def. 8; ako, co. of cStdB, and
ofcBioi^.
dBtdB, 00. c8t80^c8tdB, def. 2. oo^cBi^y the state of
being bereayed of an intended companion.
Qc8t^9 odBtcfi^l^i sleep like pigs, or like pip
when sQckiug, i. e. athwart each other, not par-
alleL
dBta)qS, and cBi@S, def. 2. ms @S, and a>^S.
c8io6^ Co. d^ioo^cBi^y def. 2; also, a large, male hog.
cBscSif Co. c8ic8idBif^^, def. 2. civet-cat, nimej
from its being striped; cSicBiooS, a species dk^
tinguished by its peculiar smell, which is like i
kind of rice, called oei.
cStc8i^8i, animal of the weasel tribe.
c8tc8io)f% ^^ white-tipped-ear paradoznre."
8c8tc8i, flowering plant of the family Orchidt-
acese.
c8tc8iet§^i large species ef cStcSi.
cBsgS, see cStod^S.
dBioo, def. 2.
cSsoo^cS^, def. 2.
c8tc8^, as S%S^%-^<&tS^coS, def. 1. bring a boii
to land.
cBtoo^, a barrow, as ased in America.
cBtfiot^i, same as cStoooi^, toddy-cat. 2.
dB«>p, as c8i^^o55oo(jji^cx>i^pop, def. 2.
• .
Bi^^, mark by a touch with the end of Bomething,
3s|^dBf, and dBsSsfjSjdBt, c8s, with a staff, see cBs^^,
I def. 2. the toddy-oat.
Biooei^, Co. cSsooi^cStoooi^, def. 2.
ho)y a boar; GStcOaDbi a male shote; cStcnog^i (Pgho.)
a boar; cSto)^, a boar.
)i§^, def. 2; dBs^SdBs^, 2; dBt§^a>^^, 2.
)i09^i def. 2; as dBsx^oDiooi^^^S^.
liabt Co. dBtoS.
)t^9 a bog's toothi or tnsk ; cSs^cS^i def. 2.
Wif and dBtS^y^i a sow; cSsS^y^oo^Ssoj^, a plant,
'species of Vitis.*
U^, def. 2. c8t|^o^o&^yi8t| ibc8^oo^c8it bristle np.
IscBS, as dBic85(»8^,— dB«c8So?{55c8oo8|S, def. 2.
)ic8i, def. 2; cbScStcSi, see 2. libS.
hoi, def. 2. Kar. Fad. 40; cBiol^S, white-eared hog.
ko8, 00. cBtoSdBtt^t, def. 2. fat hog.
itoS^9 jco. cStoo^c8tco^9 as cStoS^ooSooioo^^i. def. 2.
)t8|, as cSt8|o^0|9 def. 2; ap animal, same as def. 2»
k(&^9 as cSt(S^oo^tS8o^, — c8tc8^oo^8coif f^, 2.
isSi^Si, def. 2. swine.
t^i 1. Excite, aroase, canse to move, shake;* also
with certain affixes, insert, thrust into, as some-
thing into an orifice or, as an iron into the fire
to heat it; plant paddy or dig the holes with a
rod; measure length; a general name for birds;
2. with affixes, move or push; expand and fiat-
ten, as a snake's neck ; shake, as with cold^ sing^
as a bird; measure a field; arouse, awake;
a ceremony and prayer . used to make a field
62 K«
828 • c8^o5^
burn well; throw one's self down; fall or stum-
ble d#wn throngfa carelessness*; loosen the tie oi
any thing, -untie; spade up ground; set afloat,
turn adrift; a wing, quilli feather; <' change
works," or mutually aid each other ; swing, or
rock, as in a rocking or swinging cradle, swiig
the feet ; stop, as an orifice by inserting somi-
thing; draw down the face, as an indication of
dissatisfaction ; 3, with prefixes, a stopper to ta
orifice ; species *of turtle, from the resemblance of
its mouth to that of a parrot; Ear. Fab. Ko. 68;
a cutaneous eruption appearing chiefly on the
chest; a modern nftme given to time-pieces, aoii
to a sextant or quadrant, because ^sed to measuid
time and distance. '
S^dB^ot, def 3. fttdBjSoS^, 3; SidB^so^, 3; <xA^
. c§S, 3 ; f^dBp, 3; f{SdB^?5j^ oo. ^S§^^^oS\\
3 ; ooc8^, CO. ooc8^oo8, 3; c8g8^, see S.*
cS^oodS, or c8c)3c8, a modern name for a turkey.
cS^ooog^, lis (^^cS^cooji^cS^opcdS, def. 2. sometime!
applied to persons.
cS^oo^t, as cS^oD^soooot, def. 2.
cS^oDyi^S, (see oo^i^,) a fabulous bird, of which i
is said, i fone eats its flesh, he cannot sleeps
dB^co^i, def. 2. .
cBSoocj^, name of a bird, see oyo^j^f 1.
g8^ooc86, name of a bird, see odcSS, 5.
cB^cSS, same as cS^oocSS.
Spcopf CO. Spco^cocbtt or gS^oSISSodS, a geoeni
name for parrots, or ** parroquets most freqtfent^
dB^980^02 889
P. torquatas/' the common green parrot, a fabu-
Ions kind, of yellow plumage; Ear* Fab. No, 9.;
' a very small kind of parrots.
c8^n&^^^ ; cS^oS^cS ; g8^^^, see the preceding
definition* 8c8^c6^t name for several flowers ^of
the Orchis tribe/
^P2^C|S, (same as cB^dBoOi) name of a bird from the
noise it makes.
3^(^^6^t, same as G8^02^t.
3^f8t, CO. cS^o^, the calling-t)ird9 largest of the
hornbills.
S^cBiojS, name of a bird, see cSio^, Uhe crow-
pheasant.' *
3^r8ioo\G|S, the camel- bifdy ostrich.
)^c^, .minai starling, see cgi.
^@^@^' the screaming bird, name imitative of its
noise.
i^fxgiS^, adjatanti a large stork.
S^o^^oSt, a bird said to be peculiar for the closeness
with which it closes its nest.
3^oSi, the black mina, " Pastor tristis.*'
JSc^S, def. 2.
^^i^?» — ^^'''?P?> ^* "^'^^ green pigeoni'' named
from its fondness *for the fruit of the banyan.
i^o^cBSy see c§, a bird distinguished by a stripe around *
the neck,
t^^ti CO. cS^^tobt^t, def. S. plant rice.
\S^f CO. cS^o^cS^Of ^name of two small species of
hombill;'
tSdooScj, a medicinal plant.
880 c8^c8^
cSSoopSy cBSd^^» Dames of the two epeciee atiove, cB^s.
cS^S^y birds' feet; name of a kind of weedi .from the
resemblance of its leaves to the feet of a bird.
cS^^l^i a name given to two species of Edolis.
€8S^|So9o5, cS^^l^f f names of the spe(!ies above.
cSSoS, a pheasant; cS^oS^SngS, name of a jangle tree,
from some resemblance to the spots on tie
pheasant.
dBpbi, CO. cB^oj^scBfbi, def. 2, and dB^bicfi, def. 3.
cS^8i9y — cS^^tSi, — ^c8^od8^8\9, a small bird, witk
red tail, classed by Karens among the sparrows.
dB^Sioot, def. 2.
g8^q5i, and c8^o5i, — OD^def* 2.
dB^oj, CO. c8^02c8^t6i> def. 2.
cS^eo^c8i| €0. c8^eo^cSic8|Sa^^c8i| def. 2. i
cB^eSiib^i bird which pries oScSci^Scib^y whenee the
name. I
gS^ieSi, CO. c8^«2«
dB^^S, CO. cB^&SdB^^i, def. 2; dB^&6<^i/(or »<^,) i
small bird resembling a swallow. |
dB^8S8, ^<^ ^S8. ^ j
c8Sc8o6, the water-hen ; $4^ ^, 4.
dB^c8a1r<fi^s8o18i,-dB^c8e1f^,-^^c8o1cn,--cB^c8o1c
varieties of the bird called ** Indian fly-catcher,
tail resembles that of a cock, hence the name.
cB^oojSi and c8|S9o|5c8|S) an insect, as is supposed, whi<
is heard at night but never seen.
8id8^oo^, Kar. Fab. No. 68,
cS^dS^, carsed by birdsi see S^.
S§9^^x, CO. Sp9j^SiS^^§(Sx, def. 2; cB^c9^c8i,-
oDty def. 2.
B^5^c8i, CO. S^^^Sx. .
fi^ggtcd^, name of a bird (see gi^) which adheres to
one location, leaving it . only for necessary pur-
poses and returning again.
fi^ooQ^, as of^oo((c8|Sopa2^QOot, def. 2.
S^oo^iy ses cB^oo^i.
fijSo3(9,-c8pa)09, co. cB^odC^dB^odoal, or 8tec8^c8^
000^, or c8^ooo}cBjS^oi, the red-headed wood*
pecker.
S^oo^i, and cB^OD^ii def, 2.
B^ooif a goose ; cS^ooiooot, a goose-qnill.
8^oDi^8| pelican.
fipopio8«, def. 2; cS^opiooooi, def. 2^
BSooSoOf— cBSooooSSf see oo.
B^^i, same as cS^oo^i, compare with.
S^cBcSSy variety of cB^cbi, or <* darter," the name in-
dicates «a very long neck.
6^c88^, a bird, the long-legs, the crane.
B^gS^Sj snipes, and other birds having long bills.
^SdB^^, def. 2.
B^og, def. 2.
B^St, CO. cB^StcB^S, or cB^§8cBS(2)i, def. 2.
Bj^o^f CO. c8^9^gB(5ooi, the *frog- bird, that is, the
dnck.
8^9^06, — cB^9^oi, — Sp^p&Xj varieties of the dock.
B^SicBS, CO. cB^88c8S^^8tc8S. def. 2.
B|S3^^, a small bird which cries 8^^8^^, white breast,
sides of the head striped.
832 cfip§i^
dB^8^, called by some c8p8i8^,.( Bur. %9(gi,) k larg<^
bird often seen walking abont in the open plainsj
dB^S^^, — 9i^^<> '^gepne Euphorbia and OactnsH
the prickly pear; cS^8^^too»i^, a species of d9.
growing in elevated, rocky places.
c8S^9 a generic name for king-fishers.
cB^8^c^<BS, dB^8^8i, dB^S^f'i, co. dB^8^cB^f§soi,
c8^8^g8i, dB^8^et8^, or dB^S^8^cS^^oKi,
cS^8^1, varieties of the king-fisher«
dS^flt^SngSi a bird which cries c^ScgSc^SngS, henee
the name.
cS^oogi, same as c8^^^i^«
c8^oo, called also ecSc^lioodBy Mother Carey's chickeni,
' a birdy with a short tail, resemblitig a chicken^
fonnd in paddy fields.
cS^oS, def« 2. a phrasel
c8^8Sd^ti two companies follow each other in plantii^
paddy.
cB^SS^^, CO. dB^SS&^dB^BSst, def. 2.
c8^bS»^, and cS^bSf^oOi a bird whiqh cries f|Sf^«
bnilds its nest over wateri hence the name.
cS^bSe^^^, a bird, it cries,' bS6S| chop, chop, bnild^
in trees in new rice fields, and is said to pall of
the paddy if its eggs are disturbed.
c8^(^S, CO. cS^yScSj&ooi or cS^yScS^cSi, peacock; dBf
^So^i peacock's paddy, wild rice; cB^^Ssg^
plant '^of the genus vitis;" co^(^5b^y a bird ir
sembling the peacock^ but smaller, the peacoA
pheasant.
dBf §i^S, CO. dBf §i§SdBf §i^S, same as dBf§5yS. .
•
B^dtS^y the great birdi tw# different birde are called
bj this namey the one *'a species of crane," the
other the adjataut.
B^8, a small bird; ^* honse-sparrow."
B^^t CO. cB^^scB^ODi, 'the sparrow.
BJS^c^^oo^, or (Bpif^^co^f the large, roagh-feather^d
owl.
6^(]|)Sg8^, the bird which pecks the gronndi or picks
its food oat of the dirt.
B^^i do* because it lives on the ground like -a sand-
badger, or ^^Arctonyx collaris."
6^05^00, Faber bird.
B^CDis/^ cB^c^t.
BScBsi (or cB^ooit,) a bird abont the size of a pigeon, in
form said to resemble a dnck, lives by the sea^side.
B^dB, CO. S^ScB^cb^^ a generic name embracing sev-
eral species of small, yellow or yellowish birds.
fi^c68^, '* yellow-headed weaver- bird," c8SjS«8^, the
** Hoopoe bird;" gBSc8(^^cdS, a yellowish sparrow;
c8|Sc8ocxd3i, a small beautiful bird, entirely yel-
low ; or saffron color, as the name indicates ; cB^
cBoDO^^, a bird which cries c8odc^^c8odo^^,
hence the name; cBScBoocSt, a smalji bird with a
tuft on the head whence the name, of the ^^genus
Ixos;" cB^^Si, a small bird like a sparrow,
slightly yellow, whence the name.
8^c8^8^, rumpled feathered.
S^C^i^, a spotted bird, resembling a' partridge or
grouse; cB^c^i^^, a bird, of similar habits to
the cB^c^i^, but much smaller, as indicated by ^.
884 SpdgS
I
cS^c^^c^^, the swallow. * I
c8^(^^cB^c8i| an appellation given to large birds lib
the kite flying high in the air.
cS^ooif CO. cS^(^S, and the names of some other birdi.
cB^dSto^, <^a crane or stork*'** •
cSSdSii a bird resembling that called c8^dB«5^» thoogk
its cry is different and supposed to resamble cer-
tain Siamese words, whence the name.
cS^c6ii the <• darter or paddy bird;'* a generic tenl
embracing the following speciesi cS^obiojy tbe
black paddy-bird; cS^cbicS, resembles the pad-
dy-bird, bat is smaller and of a yellowiik
color; cSjScbicfl, (olooiSoo, ) the white paddy-
bird or cormorant; cS^obi^^, Title of Ear. YA
No, 117.
<S^c8i^«, def. 2.
c8^c8i(^S, the falling bird, it often pitches down sud-
denly as if falling whence the name, ''a nam
given by different Karens to different small binkf
by some to the house-sparrow, by others to tin
yellow-headed weaver-bird."
dB^c8iODi| deject the wings as the common fowl an<ki
certain conditions, probably, sometimes the efbtf
of debility.
c8|Sc^% a generic name for doves, cS^cd^odo^S, ^^ probr
bly the three-toed qnail;" cBScg^o^, of a greai
color; c8|S(^oi, the house- pigeon ; cS^c^S^, or
c8^(^^f^c8^Gg^^t, the common pigeon; c8|Sc^%t
a species distinguished by a reddish color of the
back; dBjSc^^cH, the white dove or pigeon ; d^
dB^oppcSS 835
c^^Sif the red pigeon) known in Karen fable;
w^jdB^c^S, def. 3,
6^ot^ def. 2. dB^oioSSooS, def. 2.
6^000^8, a Bmall, yellowieh bird which sncke the honey
from flowersi particularly from the plantain flower,
whence the name.
e^@i, def. 2.
B^OD^i^, see <B^co(ji^S, with od ie the most common
orthography.
B^Od^i, CO. g8^od^ic8^03c^i» the langhing bird, a bird
of bad omen, ** probably a species t>f Lanins."
B^ODCO^y the night-hawk, or <' Goatsucker;'' when
it cries at night the Karens say it is chopping
for a field ; g8^odoo|S8^^89 a whirlwind, which
the Karens say is this bird picking up his brash.
fi^ooo^, the red-headed wood-pecker, see dS^oooj, sup-
posed by Karens to be the dog of witches*; name
of a tree bearing a sour fruit.
dBjSojy the black hornbill, *' Bnceros ruficoUis;" c8^
cjocOi a small bird of a dark and dappled plumage.
B^oj^otf a small bird distinguished for lighting on
the sides of trees, a small species of wood-pecker.
fijSdBoS^, or dBf>dBoS^dB^§i8i, the bird of Sd>^, or
Myemo mount, because it is supposed to retire
thither during the rainy season, ^'a bird of
beautiful plumage.*'
£poi%, CO. dB^ojwfifbi, def. 2. .
fi^ooi* any bird of ill omen.
fi^o^^cSi-^S, def. 2.
S^oo^cBS, quarrelsome person, pick a quarrel.
836 odB
g8^8io5^8i, generic ternu for birds; c8^8tc88it the
barn-door fowl.
c8,* 1. Long, tall ; a bear ; the Palmyra palmy splice ;
insert, so as to increase; commence, ascend ; a prie-
on, be long-lived ; 2. with affixes^ in speakiif,
answer one according to his words bat contraiy
to his meaning ; small species of wasp, an inseet
of the wasp tribe ; the long-legs, a large speeiK
. of deer ; a small species of fish which abont the
time of harvest ascends the streams in great duid-
bers ; put on as the handle ; fog, vapor upon t
mountain; extended or permament, as to time,
continnally; long stem, trunk, or shaft, long in-
terval ; name of a creeper, name of a jangle wood,
hard and durable ; a creeper, the leaves and stems
armed with prickles; 3. with prefixes, have nigfa^
ftiare; ascent, permanency, see Grram. sec. 249.;
firmly, permanently, fixedly ; title of Earen Fab.
No. 43. ; be dried up, as a plant; a silver or gdd-
smith; high or long, exalted; applied to mind*
haughty, proud ^ strike an axe firmly into a tree,
nail firmly, as a board ; promote, build up, mab
increase, heal as a wound, take or hold perma-
manently, hold on, overcome; 4. Redaplicatei
adv^ very long or high.
odSc8, def. 3, ogiicS, 3. ogSc8, ^. see c^^ ; ik
c88i, see 9; oocS, S.seevo% o5wSdB, 3; oo^c8, S;
dB^cS, 3. QidB'^QidB, 3; oSc8, 3 ; 6SdB, »; qiA
and ^icSooS, 3; S^g8, 3; oo^cS, 3; OO^dBooS, 3;
5c8, 3; obidB, 8; c^c8, 3; cSioo^dB, 3; cx>tdB,
dBdBpdBocBB 887
1. u6t<9, and 00108069 3 ; oocS, 8; oeSioocS, 8 ;
GsfdBt 8; oo^dBtjoS^Sot, 3; c8^c8, 8; co^S^cB,
8 ; c8dB8^, 8 ; c8g8od5, 3 ; Cog. oodB, and com-
poonds, and def. 3. above; ooogtoocSi see coop.
Bcooif as cSoodlobS,— dBoodl^i, see ood)» also d^. 2.
Bcocf^j def. 2; see oDa^> — cSooajj^ogi see og.
BoDo^i def. 2. see oDajjiy 4.
Bc50C|i, jail-yard.
Bopit— cScfioocoi, def. 1.
8<^9 CO. g8c8, dontioQally.
8<^^8. CO. dB(^^c^^dB(^^S, def. 2.
8^^8|.def.*2 ; (he earoe insect is sometimes denoted
by both these names. ♦ •
88^, a bear's head ; ddlcSS^, denotes the moon when it
has acquired the shape of a bear's head, sometime
in the second quarter; see also def. 3.
88^, def. 2; called also ccS^S, and coxtAx, c88^8, —
©8«dB8^8, title of Kar. Fab. N. 43.
£coS> — opcSiD^, def. 3.
8t8, CO. dBoo^cScS, see c8o6^.
Bq^c^, def. 2. see S^^.
Shojtf CO. ShopShcotf def. 2 ; .cS^ojtootoocoii weld
iron.
®5?*^9?^^®?5i?» " shells of the genus Pteroceras.'^
8000^1, def. 2. same as Scoiqp.
8069 def. 1. water of the palm, toddyi and other simi-
lar substance^ used as toddy, as the juice of the
denee plant. •
'Bcqtj med. for worms.
8cfij^c8o<BS, def3. .•
838 Sog^
<BSf def. 4. as O3o5c8c8 ; cocbxScSf when aboat to
die ; when abont to go. ^
g8g8oo^, def. 4. see o}^.
SSf, def. 2. as c8dB^oi>ScB^, 'S<B^, 9S^, &o. ; id-
crease in height.
cBcS^coldi^f increase in height.
S^, CO. cSq^dB^, def. 1. dB(i^dB9lc8SoooD8, 2. dBoS
cSol, do.
c89» def. 2. oo^^i31|^,oo8^g89^|Sc8^coio9»iHc8i.
c8oi — c8g|opcx)^odg8i9 ogcSoicSsdSoi, 91 c8, conceive.
<fi|, as o^cS^y ^^cS^i or od^cS^gSo^i def. 2.
cS^^i the kind of palm cnltivated by the Bdrmans.
<fiocB5, eo: dBoJpdBo<B5, or dBcB{5c8o<B5, def. 2.
c8o8S| CO. c8o2^g8o8S, someticnes c8^o8S| def. 2.
cS^icS, title of Kar. Fab. 12.
(B&t, see c8cj^.
g88| prisoners ; g88c8w), def. 1.
cScjjS, CO. cSoj^^dBoSSi def. 2.
c8a9^9 CO. cSoo^cSati a bear's skin.
g8c8| CO. c8c8g§c^^i and oouo^ScScSoSy def. 2. with-
out the co.f see def. 2.
c8tfS, o(?. cSqS^^S, sometimes c8»8, def. 2.
c8oc8w^f to speak or act withont thoaght» or as a
crazy person, see oo^.
c8oi| wild palms. •
c8f^c8bi| def. 2. dS^, or dB^^cScB, a large speciei
of heart white under the neck.
c8^i a jaik>r.
c8aoScb^9 — ^^c86b^, see ^S, species of the aram plant.
dBcg^i CO. SojSSt^x, def. 2.
c8^ 88»
c8od6i as oScBo^Sy same as oSogSoScSi def. 2.
SwS^f a species of wasp, the filament of the insected
part* very long.
dB8i, (Ta2.) def. 2. is very common among all the
southern Karens, anything.
dBcoS, — cSgSodS, def. 3. as ocScSodS, qjji^cScSooS.
dBcSi, def. 2. as gScSiooiIQQDKXxx)^.
^ c8c8iooc^i, def. 2.
cSbi, see cS^S.
cScD^i CO. cSojrcSod^y frnit of the palm.
So^^f CO. gSo^^gSod^, a small species of bear, hair
under the neck of a yellow tinge.
c8c|^e, def. 2. and 2« as ooi^cSc^sooi^^cgs.
c8e, 1. (Bw. QOOOcSf) aid, assist:
2. with an ajlx, adv. qaalifying sound, sudden
' cracking as the snapping of a rope by tension^
and the crackling of fire ; 3. with prefixes, same
as def. 2. in a stumbling manner^ as a young
child just beginning to walk^ an assistant, helper;
4. Reduplicated, in a bubbling and noisy manner,
as boiling liquid.
oocSioo^S, def. 3. Oog. oocSsnooot, def. 3. oDobt
oDcSi, do. see obs, odgSscocoS, and coIgSsodcoS,
def. 2.
dBfdBt, as oo^odcdScSjSgSsgSs, def. 2. also, def. 3. as
cStcSp, def. 1. as o^cBt<Q^<f\, has become able to aid us.
<B^f 1. Rise, ascend', as an affixt it indicates, upward,
greater; commencement, improvement, increase,
see Oram 9ec. 251. ris^g, ascending, becoming.
840 S^
&c. 3. with affixes, be convex, become torn,
tattered, as clothes, rise in hills, elevations;
severed, as near relationships by death ; eruption,
the chicken-pox; straight up, erect, high, exalted,
prond,' haughtily; become a ruler, spring up,
loose or uncompact, as ground dng up ; make
an offering ; float on the surface ; utter words,
appear, arise ^ moldy or mildewed ; bask in the
sunshine, as' alligators; bloat, perform a funeral
ceremony, which consists in offering the figure
of a tree to the dead; become moldy, musty, rusty;
3. with prefixes, stimulate by offering a reward;
wrap up, s^pp up, pry up, throw up, ripen as
grain, crawl up, straighten, make tense as a rope,
retch, boil up, stick up, scrape, or rake up;
straighten up, as the body, with a quick motion;
a frame, for creeping plants; pull up, as a ladder;
in easy circumstances, prosperous.
oDSdBp, CO. 038c8^03«ldBp, def. 3. coyS^, 3. oDs
dB^, CO. oi>edBpooidBp,-o>)8c8dB^, 3. <BSdB^, 3. cfii
dB^, 3. c8idB^,— ceicSpeoS, 3. oldBp, 3. oidB^,
3. ^S^f CO. «dB^8lc8p, 3; SidBf 3; eoSdBp, 3;
«cSdB{S, CO. ©<Bc8p©cxJ)dBp, 3 ; ^ncS^; 3; gIdBp.
CO. S^cS^^dB^, 3 ; ooldB^, 3 ; sodB^, 3 ; ooidB^,
3 ; «6«dBp, 3; dBfdBp,3. oBpoo^dB^, 3; ^«dB^
CO. s^tdB^aytdBf!, 3 ; oo^dB|i, co. oo.^jdB^oo^ldB^,
3 ; oocbsdB^, 00. oocbtdB^obootdB^, 3 ; oodBtdB^,
CO. oodBtdB^ooobtdB^, 3; ooHdB^, 3; o6dB^, 8^
o6tdB^, 3; cDldB^, 3; ooS^dB^, oo. oo8^dB|S(pf;
S^<i 841
c8^9i, def. 2. g8^9ic8io:3i^, have an uDeven surface
• with elevations and depressions.
S^vip^ CO. S^t&^S^^t, def. 2.
S^eijtf CO' g8^o5^.
cS^eo^i co> cS^cji as cS^ogcS^eOiS.
cSjScbS, CO. c8^c55c8i§, defi 2.
dB^«b{5, def. 2. as («{S8iScfi{5oi>§.
cS^fS^c^, 00. dB^fdB^Q^dB^dS^cg), go ont to gather taxes.
dB^8, def. 2 ; cS^S^dB^S.
cB^Qoly CO. g8^oo^9 as dB^oo^cS^oo).
cB^obS, def. 2. ^idB^cfeS, — (g'[Sop^oo^§ec8p<^5, — 8p
oo^^fjSStdJ^c^S ; c8^o65g«— (JBp<^oogtooco5, —
dB^obS^, do. alsoy def. 2.
dB^ooly def. 2; oo^dB^oo)* chicken-pox.
cB^o^^i def. 2; dB^o^^dB^oo^, do.% oo&tdBjSo^^ as cSt
oo^tdB^Cg^} def. 2; applied to the snn, mooni
<fec. «^ o^^.
dB^dBf d^f. 2. and oo^dB^dB highi.or exalted; dB^dB
cBidBS, have an nneven surface with high ele-
vations and deep depressions.
dB^oity CO. dB^oitdB^os, def. 2.
dBj5o8^, CO. dB^S^dB^oyS, def. 2.
dB^oiH, co^ dB^oi^dB^o^y def. 2.
dB^Si^S, def. 2.
S^ij\ def. 2. dB^ySdB^^^ do.
dBS^^cBiot, forsake father and mother, as by children
when married.
dB^^, def. 2. dBf (g^oo^po^, — c8?tt?@^>— cSf^f <fi?
oS, and dB^^^dB^?^ do.
<Bp^f CO. cSjS^^i ; as ^idB^^^dB^ttcd^S^.
848 @P
dB^8, 00. g8j5o^g8^S, be get 9iS8oi901|^g8^8o6.
cBjSS, def. 2. dB^ScS^ol, rise to the surface, floaty
cS^S^^oj^f float, as a dead body.
S^^t, 00. &^o^SS^\%, def. 2. fpdB^<^t, 2.
cS^oot, def. 2. c8^cx>sooiao^ ; c8^ao8^8^.
cBjSoyp, cSp^fcSpcjp, def. 2.
g8^<i»cx)8, def. 2.- S^^^ngS^cS^woosol^^ooc^^.
g8^^ 00. g8^^g8^cx)^9 sarae as g8^, a jailor.
cfip85, def. 2. odS^icS^SS ; 8iooidB^85.
<«^8{S, def. 2. 8^ ; dB^8^dB^oi«. rfb.
cSjS^i, def. 2. as c^^c8j5c|i; cocgio^cS^^i.
g8j5^, def. 2. same as g8^C[i, in both its signifieatiobs.
cS^o^s, {k>. cS^o^td^^cxHi def. 2. 8ig8^o^g8^, do.
dB^cS, 00. dBpc8dB^cx)1, def. 2. cDOQ^oocfidB^cBoooot.
c8^xo5^, 00. g8^ooooi, do.
cS^o^oDi, def. 2. G&pooGOioiooo^i, ^o. ; c8^odo5^G8^
oocoi, rfo.
g8^o5), 00. cS^cjcS^ocf), come np to breathe, as am-
phibioqs animals when in the water.
oSjSojf — cS^oj^cS^eo^, become black or dark-colored;
c8^0£c8^oo, do.
c8^(^^cx)^, def. 2. c8^09^OD^c8^o^^, do. see also
def. 2.
GSjSog, 00. cSfSoj.
dB^ooQiog^ogS, def. 1.
c8^o^8, 00. cS^or^tcS^iol, def. 2. {
cS^oo^, ^00. c8^oo^c8^oc>)f def. 2.
@p, Bee @|5.
^^,-^eoD|)g^, «^o eoo|5, where it appears to be merely |
euphonic ; oo. of other roots.
<^ .-943
fie, a euphonic particle, see •cois^it.
l^> — @l^^^5, adv. supine, indolent, inactive; mo-
tionleee, as a ston^; co^loDCoSy do.
&|S, has been found only in a derivative form, or
combined with otlter roots.
o^l^, CO. ^@lpog^, a plant with a mona-
delphious flower, fruit acid, when ripe opens and
shows a red pulp, or sarcocarpus.
o@i?, CO. c@ as o@c@lp.
^^@@lp> '*^®® ^^ ** ^^^^'^ °P " ^^^^ sudden
effort, as a child or other burden which one is
carrying, when sagged down by its weight*
Q|S, reduplicated, is used to qualify sounds.
^5@|S, CO. @|§@l5@5@5, sound like coughing V
like that made by the porcupine.
B|t, has been found only as an affix.
•ojt^lt, see •Oft.
reduplicated, is used to imitate sounds.
ti the sound of a hacking cough,
found combiued with other roots only.
o^o^|S, numb, torpid, as the Muscular tissues.
cgl, 1. Wipe up or off, as any thing liquid, or wet; in
taking up bees, wipe or brush them from Hhe
comb, after having stnpified or killed them with
smoke; co. of the term for a prop; 2. with
affixes CO. to the term for picking up the remains
of brush after burning a field ; 3. co. indicates
dragging, pushingi or thrusting about.
oo^og)i def. 3. CO. w^o^t, see o^t, 3. 6i^8io^8i;
53 K.
%U' og
def. 1. ogo^* see og, Cog. oaog), def. 3. co. odog.
og)oD^, def. 1.
oglngS, CO. og1cg5<i>«og5, def. 2.^ 3.
C3glooS, def. 2. as BSooSo^ooS, see 8S, 5.
og^, 1. Pash, shove, thrnst, aaiwHh the band; swiogi
throw about as the arms in walking; throw the
arms and swing the body aboat| as one who affects
importance; 2« with affixes; push and roll one's
self abonti same as 1. thrust or push down from
a height.
Og^CX)^^! def. 2. 90COt82§SOg^OD^^OOOD8c8l. '
og^cgS, CO. ogjSogSog^^i, def. 2.
og^^, and og^St^i def. 1. cbioo^Ssog^StoofcSt.
cg^oo, CO. og^aoogjSdB, def. 2. dbtoo^ieog^aoog^d3od03t.
Og^dB, CO. Og^QO.
ogpo^^, def. 1. ^ogpyio^jS9ioopǤi<i>p.
og^c8, yellow rice.
og^cgS, four-headed rice.
dg^cSicbS, def. 2.
og^cOi white rice.
og^oocx)8| CO. og^xtooj^og^oooDt, and og^cS^oooDS, def. 1.
ogi caught, entwined, carried along or' otherwise in-
fluenced by contact, 1. step, move the foot bj
, moving the leg; with an affix, hit, come in con-
tact with something in stepping ; wind, as threiMl
on a stick used by Karens instead of a shuttle.;
numeral o^a?, twist, as thread by rolling it be-
tween something and the hand ; 2. with an afix^
^ hang on to, cleave to; a phrase uttered with spit-
• ting, indicating great contempt and ill-will ; 3.
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with prefixes move paddy by the feet in walking
amongst it; a kind of snare or trap so arranged as
to tangle the feet of an animal ; set or send adrift
so as to be borne away by«the current; be carried
away with persna^Jon, generally in a bad sense; fig.
a stick with thread wonnd npon it used as a
shuttle and quill in weaving; drift, float, re-
moved from relatives and frieods, scattered, lost
sight of by removing to a- distance; 4. Rednpli*
cated and combined with other roots, part of a
prayer for a newly filled granary that the grain
may last long.
9iog, def. 3. see 91; ooS©iSog, 3. see ^-A; cS^og*
3. see c8p ; ojjSog, co. c^jSogcsjjBcjgl, 3. c8iog, 00.
cSiogcSiogi, 4. c8iogc8icgS, 3. ^Sc8icg,co. f^xcSx
Og^^cSlOg, 3. Cog. ODOg.
ogbi, def. 2.
cgoop, CO. Qgoopogloo^, def. 1. cbiooS8eoo8fc^oop^
8iei8i, in walking his feet hit against the grass.
ogoj^, CO. Qgp^p^o^^j def. 1. ojf ooog, one quill of
thread, def. 1.
, !• A generic name for dogs, and some other ani-
mals of the canine race ; also a bench with four
legs, a 'saw-horse,'; the term is also given to a
mere block of wood, which by Karens is super-
stitiously tied to the corners of a granary to keep
off all depredators; 2. with affixes, fleas, t. e.
dog-fleas ; a supposed kind of hobgoblin ^which
ways a dog in a former state; an, insect belong*
846 qg^o^f
ing to the Pbasma tribe; a species of mason-
wasp ; a small dog, poppy i a wild dog, wolf,
fox^ or jackal ; 3. affix, pertaiDing to a dog,
dog-like. •
^0gS| an eye-tooth, became it resembles a dog*s
tooth, def. 3.
Cg^oo^t, a Karen dog, the true species is distingQish-
ed by a bushy, and cnrled tail; a dog grovls.
qg^cSs, a dog yelps; ogjScSscS^cooocSi.
og^(8icx>i| an English or foreign dog.
og^o^, CO. cgPeoScg^r^, d^f. 2. flea.;
og^eo^, CO. ogjS^i flea!
og^cSi CO, og^cSog^obt, a mangy dog.
og^ootso^, def. 2 ; sometimes, same as 9g^o^^.
og^ooei, a famished dog, one accastomed to gad aboat
without a fixed home; hence fig. a persoD who
has no settled home or employment.
og^oo»iai02ioc&^, c8eoo»i(»iooSofdB, fi>y. denoting
the breaking up or disturbing of domestic peace
. and comfort by a person.
00^00(^1 1, Burman dog,. distinguished by a thin pointed
tail with short hair.
ogpoo^, from oo^, 1.; SogjSoop, co. ^Sogpo^Soggoo^,
name of a species of flower^ spindle- shaped, does
not throw open its petals.
og^oi, 00. og^oiqg^o), a domesticiEited dog.
cg^8edB«, title of Kar. Fab. No. 105.
og^oojf a Chinese dogi distinguished by having shag-
gy h^air.
qg^o^^i ingiSro^^, do. species of wild dog so .called
' A
' 0^ . 847
from its bark, which has a whistling sound;, it
18 said to be very savage and to 46voar men;
mentioned in Karen Fable.
Gg^oS, CO. og^Bog^oSy<— og^^i,-T og^8^9 dogs copulate.
og^ly a male dog; og^o)(^^r8^9 def. 2. Gg^cnn||,
def. 2. dog-fleas.
Qg^S, 00. og^Sog^oo^, def. 2.
og^c5, — ?^^^^} ^ plant of the family Compositse.
og^oi, CO. og^oiog^^i, def. 2.
og^^i,*^ ogP^S.
og^8S, a bitch.
qg^Si, see Qg^oSi dogs coupled.
og^8l| dogs bark.
og^Si^, from 8i| bark> and hf adhere, a dog that is
good for the chase, does not give up the pursuit
of its prey until caught; Title of Kar. Fab. No. 58;
cS^OgSSib, name of a species of bird.
cg^8x§^, title of Kar. Fab. No. 106.
og^Si^t, a dog that barks at nothing; fig. a teller of
lies, or of large stories.
og^o5^, see o5^; ^cgSoSV ^i ^ P^^^ ^^ ^b® hand so
called from its shape.
og^OD^p, see og^ogp.
og^dS^o^iy CO. oS^CjjjioS^o^, dogs howl.
og^SiOoHSi, and og^8ic8.8ii generic name for dogs.
o^, indicates something going before, some pattern^ or
precedent, which influences that which follows;
or, the being thus influenced; 1. the right hand,
because it is the hand which takes the lead ^f
848 9)
• thie other, right foot do.% fig. the right side, the
right, 00. righti principle, precedeDt, usage; new
rice, not fnlly ripci roasted and flattened or
bruised by pounding in a mortar ; step, raove one
foot after the other; 2. with affix step» take up
and put down the feet as in walking; dip, or laid
from the pot of rice ; growing paddy, ripe enough
to eat in the way described, def. 1. 3. particle,
generally rendered following after, say over after
another, or what another says, follow an otb^,
call after a person who is leaving ; rise after, as
the moon just behind the sun after the change;
follow an example of any kind good or bad ; cry as
a child* after its mother*
oocSio^oQd, def. 3. odci^^o^ooq, 3. c8to^oo5;
8j5o^, the footsteps ; ft^^^o^i co. i^^jSogS, del.
1. ^0^, 1. c8^o^, see c8S; dB^o^, — coldl^o^^S
009, 3. SSo^ood, 3. ojj^o^yioioeo 3. c^ic^o,
3. coeoo^K^, 3^ ^P^i 3. ooo^, 1.
o^oooS, def. 2. as o^o5c»p^.
o^oo^jS, the quantity of o^, def. 1. parched at one time.
o^cSp, co.d^S^d^cSx, def. 2! o^dBp«i, 2.
o^c8, def. 2. o^oSo^cS do.. ojo^aSoSoooDajifoS, a por-
tion of the paddy begins to ripen.
o^8i— tDii8io^8i, def. 1.
€), 1.^ Spread out, as a mat, or any thing having a
broad surface; *the youngest child ^ the child
with which the mother stops bearing; the youn-
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gest or laet of the yonng of any animal ; appro*
priate work or duties, as the daties of a woman,
or of a man as distingnisbed from ' each other ;
an adversary, an object of hate ; 2. with affixes,
spread down,. as a mattress; diverging manner,
perversely, obstinately, any thing hnrtful, or dan-
gerous; a bamboo split and flattened, or a mat
made of such bamboos, any thing spread down to
sleep, sit or walk upon ; 4, Deriv, form, reverse,
tarn about, oppose, &e.
Cog. oocH, def. 3. its compounds under ooo); coo),
def. 3. 8coo), (j^cool,— enooSoool,— tto'iootfl, def.
3. ODglol, def. 3. ODoid), 3. Qpoo), 3. q^ol, 3.
- tl^8idl8i, 3. (^Sel, 3. SS^poool,— SSgliPQ), 3;
^©1 3. oin, 3. cSSol, 3. c8S6c8^9l, do.
oloDyS, on the contrary, on the other hand.
o1c8i, def. 2. as 9lc8i§^,— olcSicSSi.-olcSioppo?^
ot, 1. A. generic name for several plants of the gourd
family ; inclose, confine to a space to prevent
escape, besiege, beleaguer, blockade, inclose by
putting on a bottom, as of a box ; in a native
wheel, the transverse pieces which confine the
outer ends .of the spokes ; in a winnowing fan,
a strip of bamboo or ratan used to confine the
rim in a circular form ; ap[5lied to the surface of
a thing, flat ; used as a particle, in a degree,
partially; in the signification of hindered, con-
fined, as by ' buMness ; num. affix^ stage, loft,
story, degree; the term for fall prefixed, sink;
850 oe
helpless, powerless, exhausted , eDervated ; applied
to swellings, or boils, large, fall, not pointed;
surface^ as the face or surface of the earth; 2.
with affixes, reptile, centipede, said to be very
venomous; cut off retreat; ''bottle-gourd,'' shell
ol the fruit, used for water-dippers or goglets,
very large species of gourd; a. small species; *a
phosphorescent centipede, the water-centipede,
fond, of moist, cool locations; *'a species of squil-
la, resembling S. mantis;'' up and down, as in
alternatelj rising and sitting ; 3. a degree of
flatness in the part mentioned; somewhat soft,
pulpy, plastic, like the pulp of a gourd; a water-
reptile somewhat resembling a snake, about a
span long, poisonous ; CO. to the term for snake ;
somewhat pointed, tolerably easy, feasible, CO.
• hastily, energetically ; name of a creeper resem-
bling the gourd plant; dipper made of a gourd
shell; slight,' moderate; a species of trap; name
of a tree, '^ genus Trinmphetta;" even as the ends
of things; tolerably, amount to little, inconsider-
able: a plant, sama as 3.
coc^Sos, def. 3. see ooc^S; oooo^ooot, 1 ; cB^cb^ot,
1 ; 93t, 3. see h*^ ocBSotyS, an4 Of8Sooo«yS, see
s>r8S; ooiicx)98, see s> ; 8^98,. 1. «tf«8^; 8^'oooiyS,
see 8^ ; (^^98, 3^; ^98, 3 ; qo898, see ooi ; 80198, 3.
90^98, 3« ^98, 3; OOC2198, 3; 00^98; 3. dB^98,
3 ; ^^98, 3 ; oiico98, 3 ; 898 ; 3 ; 00^98, 3. c^,
3. c6^98,. 3; c8i98, 1 ; 998,* 1 ;• S^^fMt 1. Cog.
O098, def. 3. see OD9i, and compoupds; osot, 3.
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and see oo^toooSt oo^tooot, and oootodot; ^^009t»
* see do9t, 3; oot, 3; ^^oot, same as ^^ooot; oDOiy
3; oo^ODOt, CO* 00^0381, a prop.
QtKfSf def. 8.
08^^9 Co. 8080011, see oot.
. otooS, Co. otooSbtcoiS def. 2.
otooi^y CO. otdB. •
oto6ooi^i CO. otcoooi^otooSi, def. 2.
otSty 00. otSeotcD^y sQccnlent parts of the goard-plant
used for greene.
98|^9 obtaiQ by inclosiog as deecHbed in def. 1.
018S, def. 2.
ot8i@, def. 2. «^ @, 1. .
910^, CO. o^^qsjjjS, ae ojScsj^oaa:!)), see og^, 6.
oicSy def. 2. eentipede, ^. O3Si0tc8| one of the de-
mons said to canse eclipses.
9tc8c8^, def* 2 ; otc8iS^cb^, phosphorescent centipede.
otcBoOy small species of water-centipede.
9t%i9t^i, as ^iooiooi^9i^ioi^ii def. 2.
otc8i, def. 1 .
9to3^, CO, Qto^SotOD^i the gourd-fruit.
otootoiooty adv. sound made by the tiger-cat.
9t8i CO. 9s8i@i8i — 988i88i, and CQ^8i988i9 the gourd-
plant ; (2^819181, snakes.
o^, this root has been found as a particle onlyy 1. it
is combined with other roots to indicate the ideas
of even, selft P^ se^ own^ &c. see Gram, see* 252 ;
2. gives an adverbial signification to the verb
with which it its connected ; the following
examples ..will sufficiently illustrate its uses ;
852 opb
009^, and cx>o^ODiS, (a Pghoism) ae o^C09^§|^
cSiy adiBittiDg it to be even so; ffttoo^i^o^too^
ooiS, admitting the truth of what you say ; oo^^
9^1 def. 2. see oo^^ ; cooo^o^, dei; 2. wheel-
shaped, rotund, and flattish or low, see O90D^;
itb9^, he said, or he himself said ; 00000^9^, a .
l^ind perse another kind; ooOi9p, a. different
person not already mentioned; oooi9^ooS| the
same person, no alteration ; ^9^, yon, yourself,
^^039^ name of a species of parasite ; obo^, we,
we ourselves, ^9Soocoe, according to his own will;
of his own self; (»i9^9000t, do of himself or itself;
069^, I, myself, fc6i9^^, you went yourself •cbi
o^<^, I went myself; 009^, leaving some one
or something behind, as oSoDoSooJ^, died, leaving
his wife; oob9^, he, she, or it. He, himself, itself,
his, its. Cog. coo^, and 039^.
9^ooaDiS, and o^odcSS, as 8^00^9^030015, wait a little;
•cocS^9J5oDooiSoi, let me first eat rice ; see Gram,
sec. 262.
eSoo^, by himself or itself, of his, or its own accord,
connected with any thing else, as cS^g^ooS, —
0619^00^, &€8^9^900V
9^06, as ©ODc6i9^cb, I will go myself; eoo^9JBcb, in/
own,
9Sc6S, even, himself, as 08^9^ cbS, even the king, or
the king himself*
9^c8S, same as 9^a3c8S, and cSooodiS.
9^b, as oDcbio^b, let him or it go; ooG8S9^b, let bioi
or it alone, or remain, do not interfere.
§g1 853
9 1. Be dissipated, borne awaj, as by the wind, flying,
as sparks of fire ; hence applied to things that are
easily moved, or borne away, light, small} name
for plants of the Cncnmis genus embracing cucum-
bers and musk-melons &c. ; do up for temporary
purposes ; move out of a straight course, obliquely ;
the scales of a fish, or the gall-bladder 2« dis-
sipatedi fly up, as dust, fog, smoke, &c.; 3. narrow^
small, slender, fine, as dust; quietly, still, un-
• observed, noiseless ; a species of citron, the skin
resembles that of a cucumber; scales or lamipa,
be scaly, as fish and snakes.
ooS, def. 3 ; odooco),— oooc8^,— §odo, — cBecoS,—
(^•a>5, §ooS, see ooo, odQo, 3 ; co^io. 3. see co
^x ; oooSo, 3. see coo^ ; cSsorBsot, see cSs, and oi;
SSS, see 8S; ^So^, the cucumber-seed fish; cSo,.
see c8; §180, 3 ; 80800^, 1'; 00^0, >; cSiddo, 3;
oa§, 3; ?089,or oj^ooOBO, 1. generally contracted to
00^, Oog, oo5, and ODO, which see; also see def. 3.
5oobj5, CO. Soo6|SSao<g5, species of encumber cultivated
by Burmans.
o^Sojt^S, the turning of the color, or ripening, of the
variegated cucumber.
oc8^c8, denotes the same idea, that is, turning yellow.
oc^t, def. 2.
oogS, def. 2. fly off* or away 5og5S^«, do.
ooj^, the bitter cucumber.
0^1 CO. 9^^, def. 2. cucumber seed.
Sgl, 5gl9@x; SglocO, — 9g1o1, — Sgloj, the male, that
is, the principal family of the encumbers.
854 01
•
9G0^c8^, names of another family of cacambera,
frait smaller than the above, taste somewhat acid.
900I9 the sweet encumber.
90010^18^9 the monkey-bead cacnmbir.
902S^9 said to be a kind distinguished by Che plant
being without tendrils.
908^, def. 2. fly up as dust <&e.
981, CO. SBsS^D^, def. 2. not often eaten.
9gS9 def. 2. ^^S^Sojois^i ; o^QolggScoiaDoii^i. •
S^Sdly species of 9. mentioned in Karen Fable.
9^«, CO. 9og5, fly ofi*.
908, CO. o^^ cucumber- vine.
9<jS, CO. 9«j^9o8, def. 2. cucumber-vines.-
9^^, the fern, cucumber or musk-melon ; 9^S«i^i» 9^^
§181, 9^^c8,— o^^ol, varieties of do.
{^^ScSijg, striped cucumber,
9(^^ooloD^, green kind.
96^5, said. of cucumber plants when they cease to bear.
9c8^» same as 9qo^@3i; also, patch of cucumbers.*
903^, CO. 933J59^» def. 2. cucumbcrs.
9cS^, def. '2. 9(d^oo^oogix(3Scoiao^^ii<^i.
9^, 1. Sound) as that made by the discharge of a musket
or cannon 2. to other roots, a qualifying q^jfe, as.
oo<&9Soocbb.
S^ooooS, <iet. I. ,
98, 1. A wing, feather; the side flns of fish; kind of
trap for rats and squirrels* resembling a wing;
thuS; so, as, in like manner, ,ia order to, see
o^x 855
Gram. 253. jet, still ; hair, beard, and the like; *
CO. to the term for tail, the cover of a book,
straw, &c.; 2. reduplicated, shorti lively motion ;
3. CO. of the term for privately, secretly, hastily,
rapidly ; veiled, screened ; move .one way and the
other quicklyi hastily; 4. any thing worn in the
ear as an ornament; the wing of an arrow, light-
ning, it lightens, 5. the part of a wing in which
the feathers are inserted; twitching and palling;
press npon a thing with quick, forcible motion
in order to crush or reduce it, as a garment in
I washing it, to erase or efface ; insert an ornameni
I in the ear ; a species of early paddy.
With other roots prefixed coo^ooos, see odoi;
cos^tos, see noc^, coo^tot, see odo^s, od^iqs, see
coStot, cooD^ot, see def. 1. and coco^ ; 8So9,
def. L CO. of 8^0^; ^^ot, def. 1. ^^osS, and
<j)Ks, def. 4. and;; &^8io«8i, def. 1* c8^8i088i,
def. 1. cSoSoi, def. 4.- o^ojSo^Ssi def. 4. Cog.
coos, as t^coQthf def. 5. cootcoot, 3. ooqsoo^s, '
3. OO.OS0098, 3. ooosooS, 3. oDot, 3. also 3.
9t8, def. 5. as ^^989, a feathered arrow.
O8C0, CO. 0880^0809, def. 5. a wing.
otsb, said to be used as def. 5«
otcS^i and O8o8^0i 5. ear-orna^ient* '
9to8, def. 2. as cgsoo^Sosos, he winks fast.
08%8,de& 5. 08q8^^CX)^8|S8C^8b, 08^8a0^oS8g3SoOO&^88Sb.
9S^y 1. CO. 08^8, def. 5. 08^808g)i8bo^; 2. def. 5.
9tf^, wear ear-ornaments.
^ii thnSf in that' manner, (Maul.)
866 5{S
oi|;^, do. (Jill?.)
oibS, CO. oaooiSosbS, def. 5. rat-trap.
oi§f, def. 5.
o>^^089, def. 5; 98^^oss)obic^j5cx)^a2-
98c6^c6^9 in the same manoer, in statu quo.
qSoSs, thus, alike, in order to.
otoBsoSs, alike, the same.
QtoootoSs, that it may be like ; in order to be the same.
38001, like this, in this manner, thus.
ot^iotg'L, thus and so, in this and that manner.
o«8i@i8i, def. 1. wings.
ojS* 1. An egg; to lay eggs; the testicles, CO, to the term
for child ; an affectionate appellation to a male
child or younoj man by those who are older; oo.
to the term for branch, division, a shoot as of a
plant; to. to the term for offerings to the Karen
Geres; CO. nestlings; C(?. secret, hid, enveloped,
applied to invisible agents which cause •sickDess
and death; egg-like in shape or other quality; 2.
tending to v&scillate, be unsteady ; the larva o!
flies; 3. with prefixes, evil spirits supposed to
cause violent death ; oo. the act of procuring
abortion ; co. a species of Nat offering; castrated J
void of testicles; egg-pot, a very small kind of pot
resembling a rice-pot ; have unlawful and incest^
nous connjBCtion ; 4. with affixes, spoiledi as aa
^gg or seed, addle, incapable of vegetating ; in a;
low undertone, applied to Conversation. •
With prefixes, ooSo^oietSS, def. 3; oo^o^oo^oo^i,
1 ; oD^S^ojj^cSi, 3; ooSo^c8i^ 5; j5{S, 3; ^l^^%
' h^o^SSx 857
3; 85^, 3; oDunS^, 3; d^^o^cS, 3; cot^S^OD^
&, 9ee oD(^, ex. Cog. foS^, — coojSooot, — ood^ob
qS, — coo^oooi, — co5f5^c*Doi9i, def. 2; ao9^, — oa
o^oooi, daf. 2 ; a>of , (?(?. odS^S^odoi9i, def. 2.
a^ogS8^9 CO. o^ogSS^o^ogSooS, the pubee.
o^ogi, lay eggs at intervals.
9^8^c^^, CO. o^S^OD^o^Sg, neck of the scrotum.
9^8, CO^ 9^08.
S^Spcsos, do. 9^09091, do.
o^fj, — S^ngS, def. 4; see also 9^cx>^.
o^g)i testicles which have their position within the
abdomen, as those of the cock, turtles, &c.
9S08S CO. 9803^, glans testiculi, S^ODcSi, do.
S^cS^i lay eggs; Jig. leave a work unfinished, compared
to laying an egg without hatching it.
9^9t, as o^SSSt, see ot, here 9^, denotes egg-like
aptitude for motion.
6^91, def. 1. also CO. Sigl, an instrument of music,
such as used in Nat worship.
S^gi#«8S, def. 1. 9^3190^86,. def. 1.*
S^qS^q^, as oocfiiooSS^qSjSc}^, def. 4.
3^fi, ^ gland in females. resembling a testicle.
9^^^, egg-basket, nest for eggs.
oSeSy hatch, as an egg^ the egg is hatched.
o^o9f CO. 9^89^8, or 9^089^0}^, theshcll or skin of an egg.
0^00^, the season of laying or depositing eggs.
I 0^9^^, CO. 9^08.
I 9^02^081, procure abortion, in cases of criminal inter-
course to prevent detection. Also, co. to the
term for pregnancy by illicit connection.
868 01
9^c8| ae 9^^o^c8, commit incest.
5^c8i, lay eggs.
o^ODcSi, see o^c8^.
o^ODO^ii neck of the scrotum.
o^OD^, same as 5^c8{S, — 5^oo^o^|)f do.
0^08^, or 0^08^0^009, devoid' of one testicle.
o|So&8, CO. of o^oS^.
019 the general signification is» to screen, hoasci shut
in, protect, defend bj inclosure ; a place for pur-
poses of do.% 1. conceive, be pregnant; a nest,
hive, as of ants, bees, &c. where the animal
lives as its house ; be pregnant with an embryo
of flowers aujd fruit, as grain, grass, and other
plants; a drum and similar instruments which
are hollow; put into^ as into a basket^ box, or
bottle, &c. ; the body of a thing, its main or
principal part ; the internal cavity of the ear ;
a hamlet, village; maturate, collect as pus in a
pustule; the womb; the wheel part of a spinning
wheel ; the ^Bsophagus or gullet ; the urinary
bladder; the vicinity^ or space pertaining to a
house or village ; a socket, stand, as for a candle,
a lamp, lantern ; the body, as of a cart; a chrys-
alis, cocoon cultivating, or domesticating; 2. Cogt
sounds, nearly inaudible ; privately^ covertly, with
mere hints, or allusions; a socket, eye^ place f<^
the insertion of a handle, a screen, umbrella,
a thicket, particularly the shoots which epritag
up around the stump of a tree or bush; at random^ '
where there is no path, as when a person* rooi
OQt o£ the palh into the bnehee i'tom fright ; 3*
-with prefixes, a crpwn ; naoie of a fabnions race
of men (all malee,) who coDceiTed in the calveft
• of their legs and brought forth between the toes ;
tame or domesticated animals ; have a gam-boil ;
4. with affixes, be crookedt curving, in the
trnnk or*body of the thing mentioned; in a curv-
ing manner, crookedly; a kind of cap for the
head ; a constellation called the seven stars ; the
. womb.
ooooStn, see coodS, 3. odcjioi, def. 3. oooDJSdi,
def. 1. cBScjSoi, def. 1. ^^qi, def. 3. Sfoi, 3.
S^q^^oi, 3. 80^01, 1. ooc^ioi, 3« 03^01^1, 1. 9^91,
3. f^9i, 8. of^9i; 3. §^91, 8. o^gi, 3. &S^oot9i,
3. 0^^911 !• oS8S8i9i, 1. o^jSoi, plant by way of,
&o. 1. 0091, 1. Oog. C091, def. 2. also 2. od9i
OD91, def. 2. also 2. oo9i, 2. 00^0091, 2. g8^oo91,
2. 091, 2. 09109S, 2.
9iooeiODi, big with pregnancy.
9iaoc35i a joint of bamboo fitted with a clapper and
hang in a paddy field, the wind causing the clap-
per to act.
9105S, CO. 910J.
9ifx>i, eo. 91^^, CO. o5|Sf^, a hamlet, village.
910J, CO. 9100^910^, def. 1.
viojco^, def. 4. applied to limbs crooked from
disease,
eiojoioj, def. 4.
no}^, CO* 9\cqp9\ff^, def. 4.
018^008, def. 4.
54 K.
860 Qi\^o&
oiSSooSy ehow little size daring pregnancyt the foBtns,
as it increaBeSy paehiog inward and upward.
oie^, applied to animals and grain, the incipient state
of pregnancy* ,
oiooogi, CO oioocgioiootjgi, an insect resembling a bee.
oiooc2^@Si,.oiooo2\088^i the small and large species do.
0100001, have a gathering in the car catising deafness.
9io3S| have the internal cavity of the ear stopped ap-
by tamef action.
oicS^i 00. oic8^g^c8^, conceive, become pregnant*.
oioS^ an insect of the fly family, so called from the
manner in which it deposits its eggs.
03010^, and OD^ojcxDoio^, do.
oi88^, the large drum of the Burmans*
oigS, put in, as into a vessel or cavityi deposit, ehnt in.
01^, house, put together in a place of shelter, as grain
into a barn.
01^^, be in an advanced state of pregnancy.
01^1, CO. oie, maturate, collect pus.
oio, def. I, 01031^1, do.
oiODi, become pregnant by illicit intercourse.
01 (^^, CO. 01^^01001, def* 4. also a collection of people
in a village or city.
oiSc8, same as oicooicx)i, see Sc8, which licre refers to
shape.
oi^^oSj CO. oi^^oSSi^^oS, the fatal drum of most cap-
tivating sound, which at a future period will draw
together all nations around the golden pagoda o^
Rangoon, where they will all be smitten and cal
off by the augel of vengeance*
oiscoS 861
9icS^, and SoDJSoicS^, def. 4; 9ic8^c8icg5i have a pro-
lapaas uteri.
9i<^oo3, nse eaatioD, daring advanced pregnancjt in
^ ' work and other execisOf 8o as not to endanger
the f(BtQ8«
dic^S, a bell of any kind. ^
diOD^» same as oiooi. *
eidS^, CO. okS^oigS, def. 4'^;pnt food into a vessel.
oiSiQiSi, CO. 0i8i8i8i, in'iraments of the drum kind.
oit, this rooti in some of (wa significations resembles ou
in some 8?> and in others 99, 1. An apartment, as
of a hbnse, a room, inclosure; in some locations
it is nsed for honsot plaqe of habitation ; to mount
apon, ride as on the back of an animal, on a
boat, &c. ; particle, with, and together with, by,
j by* means of, Gram. 2(>1 ; a brick, or brickbat;
I teize, possess, come npon, as a familiar spirit upon
a person ; 2. a phrase equivalent to genteel, gayj
load, as an animal of burthen, a boat, &c. 3.
with prefixes, be under the influence of a familiar
spirit; 4. with affixes, an inner room, generally
used for a sleeping room ; sag, weigh down, be
ponderous, as a load ; hang on to others for sup-
I port, live on others.
i oDcSaoii, and OD^ois, def. 1. c8ioi«, 3; ooaig, co.
05oi«ob:8S, 1 ; Cog. ODoncS, 2. see ODOit; oai«, 2.
Di3<filc8^. def. 1.
|DitS, def. 1. brick, brickbat.
iDitdBSf load, put npon as a load, mount upor», ride, go
in, as in a boat, ship, &c. better 8td6^.
863 H
oitgi def. 4. «o iDDer room.
oit^ii def. 4. sag, as a rope.
oitdS^y det 4. leaD on others for support.
oiS 1. Dip up as water ; a tree with an echinated firniU^
interchange of civilities, retam a salntation,
salntei; work together for matnal aid, <^ change
' works*' help, aid ; in making poetry, make stan-
zas one after another interchangably ; 2. group
together, be many in De place ; thnmp, pound
nponi as with a cndg^or other heavy instmment;
at once, without delay ; energetically, diligently;
at the same time, on the same day, simnltaneoofi;
be of the same age or nearly so ; the commence-
ment, beginning, as of any piece ot work, or the
continuation of it from the commencement to tbe
completion; hurriedly, energetically; 3, with pre-
prefizes adv. evenly, alike. *
001^01^, def. 3; oocSioi^, def. 1 ; cognates, Qisi^r
def. 1. Cog. a)9i^oioDGbS, def. 2. oooi^, 2. oooi^
oot, 2. tx)0i^, 2. ODsi^oot, 2. and od9i|5ooo^, 2.
(^^0391^, 2.
Qf has the general signification of 'obscured, shaded]
darkened, 1. Muddy, not clear, as liquids; cat<j)f
fasten, hitch, as a I$tch-spring, in order to hold-
it; num. affixy applie^ to quadrupeds, things no-
known, Karen baskets, to anything when, con-
trasted with other things ;• need after a case ab^
solute, and after a subjunctive clause, see Grm*
255.; matted together, entangled, co, to the tenn
for person ; 2. Oog. a large bee re^mbling tbe
31 8^
hamble-bee; oo^» shadow; fig. character, pr the
inflaeooe of character; CO vert| acreeoi here used
for the' eyelidsi as in peeping at a thing from be-
neath the eyelids, dark green, a reflected image,
as by water, a mirror, <&c. ; fig. protection,
patronage, watchcare; ^. with prefii^es, sanken,
hollow^ as the eyes; tightly, firmly, applied to
obstrnctions, fixedly, immovably, tranquilly, do. ;
a latch, catch, stopper, used to fasten springs, *
traps, &c. ; 4. with afiixes, opaque, obscure, not
.clear, applied to the countenance, cloudy, frown-
ing, displeased; muddy, fobi, n^t clear, turbid,
mingled with fecal matter,
oo^q, see od^; ^^q^, def. 1. ooSij^l, 3. o^lH»
as ^nrxj}|Sq^, 3. ^q^, as oi^f C}^, 3, and oo^ooq, !*»
o^qo^q, see 3^f ^^q, 3. oo^SqedS, 4. Oog. ooq,
%• ooqcSioo^, see coq, ODq, fruit-tree, Sandoricum
indicnm.
qeioS, fasten, as a spring, Istch, &c.
q»9t, def. 4. opaque, obscure.
^•cSt def. 4. turbid.
qc8^, become turbid, obscured, as by mud or other cause.
qc8i, as ooqcSi, denotes the coming of muddy wifter
down a stream, as in freshets.
qt, 1. Act as agent, influence, cause, be the means of; ,
shut up, yard, confine as in a yard, coop, prisoui
<&o. ; attack, fight, encounter, as a foe ; short and
thick, short, as the distance^ between. the parts of
a thing, low or short between joints; dbver, as
the head wi,lh a mantle; bring into contaot with,
864 q^Kji
bring together, hide, skalk, disappeari as the mooit
at the time of change ; 'coagalate, as blood ; ha?e-
children fast, or at short intervals; 2. Rednpli-
catOi adv. at short intervals, frequently; 3. with
prefixes, free from excitement; quiet, tranqoil;
short-legged, low oi stature, an appellation given
to persons whose names are unknown, or to any
thing which is unknown; 4* with affixes, roof,
cover with a roof; be familiarly acquainted, in-
timate with ; show, point out, bring to one's no-
tice ; be constipated, as the bowels.
OD^Sq^t, def. 3. QtqsS^, see ot; S^qt, co. f^sS^
q^t, def. 3. Sioo^q^t, 3. ooiqs, 3. oo^t, 3. oo^i^i.
3. Cog. co^9 CO. coqtctyh, see 
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